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<blockquote data-quote="buddy101" data-source="post: 516488" data-attributes="member: 95727">Hi,I had the same problem with Vista.You need a HT3 CPU to support a smooth HDTV video with Aero and the onboard ATI HD3200.What I've found out for HT 2.0 CPUs (like yours):- Enable deinterlacing, enable Aero -&gt; HDTV runs slow (30 fps instead of 50 fps).- Disable deinterlacing, enable Aero -&gt; HDTV runs smooth, but no interlacing (bad picture quality)- Enable deinterlacing, disable Aero -&gt; HDTV runs smooth, but sometimes got tearing (artefacts in a video).I have the same mainboard and used a AMD 5050e (Hypertransport 2.0) before with the problems above.Since 2 months I've changed the CPU to an AMD Athlon II X2 250 (Hypertransport 3.0) and all problems are gone. I have enabled deinterlacing and Aero and the HDTV is running smooth.The problem is, that the Hypertransport 2.0 bus is too slow for playing HDTV with the onboard ATI HD3200.You can try do disable Aero or deinterlacing (in ATI control center). If your HDTV signal is running smooth after disabled one of the features, than you need a HT3 CPU or an additional graphic card.Best regardsbuddy101</blockquote>

[QUOTE="buddy101, post: 516488, member: 95727"] Hi, I had the same problem with Vista. You need a HT3 CPU to support a smooth HDTV video with Aero and the onboard ATI HD3200. What I've found out for HT 2.0 CPUs (like yours): - Enable deinterlacing, enable Aero -> HDTV runs slow (30 fps instead of 50 fps). - Disable deinterlacing, enable Aero -> HDTV runs smooth, but no interlacing (bad picture quality) - Enable deinterlacing, disable Aero -> HDTV runs smooth, but sometimes got tearing (artefacts in a video). I have the same mainboard and used a AMD 5050e (Hypertransport 2.0) before with the problems above. Since 2 months I've changed the CPU to an AMD Athlon II X2 250 (Hypertransport 3.0) and all problems are gone. I have enabled deinterlacing and Aero and the HDTV is running smooth. The problem is, that the Hypertransport 2.0 bus is too slow for playing HDTV with the onboard ATI HD3200. You can try do disable Aero or deinterlacing (in ATI control center). If your HDTV signal is running smooth after disabled one of the features, than you need a HT3 CPU or an additional graphic card. Best regards buddy101 [/QUOTE]

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