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<blockquote data-quote="sinin" data-source="post: 486042" data-attributes="member: 84133">Nothing new there then! I simply want to be able to utilise this fantastic screen it its full potential. A PS3 will also be hooked up to it (and possibly somehow hooked into MP if that is possible), so I don't see why I can't utilse the HTPC for gaming. It would be great if there were utilities to underclock fast graphic cards (a bit like which can be done with CPUs) to that for low end work (such as media playing), the graphics cards will not produce as much heat and so fan noise can be reduced to next to nothing. This is actually something I asked to be implement into Media Player Classic. Is there something similar to alter the display resolution? Sometimes the TV is the best thing to use to rescale the picture rather than the PC. The TV is more than capable fo showing 24fps BluRay content smoothly, I just simply wanted to know if were issue in the Radeon cards sending this content.I'm looking through the rest of the forums to see if the answers are there.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sinin, post: 486042, member: 84133"] Nothing new there then! I simply want to be able to utilise this fantastic screen it its full potential. A PS3 will also be hooked up to it (and possibly somehow hooked into MP if that is possible), so I don't see why I can't utilse the HTPC for gaming. It would be great if there were utilities to underclock fast graphic cards (a bit like which can be done with CPUs) to that for low end work (such as media playing), the graphics cards will not produce as much heat and so fan noise can be reduced to next to nothing. This is actually something I asked to be implement into Media Player Classic. Is there something similar to alter the display resolution? Sometimes the TV is the best thing to use to rescale the picture rather than the PC. The TV is more than capable fo showing 24fps BluRay content smoothly, I just simply wanted to know if were issue in the Radeon cards sending this content. I'm looking through the rest of the forums to see if the answers are there..... [/QUOTE]

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