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<blockquote data-quote="wollo" data-source="post: 651155" data-attributes="member: 71967">Many thanks, I saw what you ment from shift 1. The reported refresh rate was 60hz but detected was 50 hz. I've now tried witha and without powerstrip. After that I uninstalled then reinstalled mp client and 4tr and it worked this time. pretty much default then using owlwolfs directshow helper and using mp audio renderer. all three lines very level.&nbsp;I think that I had updated drivers for my chipset after installing mp client I then tried this same procedure on my first revo 3600 client. It worked again seemingly confirming my suspicions.My last 3600 client has the same issues despite reinstallation of mp. I believe its a performance issue here to. now i've saw more graphs&nbsp; i recognise that a regular sawtooth of the red graph happens when performance is ok but refresh rate of display and media do not match.&nbsp;The problem i have is the red graph is all over the place. at points i lose over 50% of frames. the proccesor is not overworked during this period. I believe I have no unnecessary processes eating cycles. I'm thinking drivers may be causing this now but I'll need to experiment more. &nbsp;The last client still has the mismatch between reported and detected frame rates. I think this is maybe due to powerstrip working below the level of nvidia control panel. The 3610 and 3600 that are working really smoothly now both still report the same mismatch of refresh rate. I think that any small, irregular and infrequent&nbsp; stutters are coming from network/windows spikes across my home lan.&nbsp;What cpu useage are people getting from acer revo 3600 2GB models running SDTV (MS Codecs) on a client running windows 7 ultimate and MP 1.1.0?&nbsp;Otherwise. This is the most stable MP has been for me with the best tv quallity ever.&nbsp; Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wollo, post: 651155, member: 71967"] Many thanks, I saw what you ment from shift 1. The reported refresh rate was 60hz but detected was 50 hz. I've now tried witha and without powerstrip. After that I uninstalled then reinstalled mp client and 4tr and it worked this time. pretty much default then using owlwolfs directshow helper and using mp audio renderer. all three lines very level. I think that I had updated drivers for my chipset after installing mp client I then tried this same procedure on my first revo 3600 client. It worked again seemingly confirming my suspicions. My last 3600 client has the same issues despite reinstallation of mp. I believe its a performance issue here to. now i've saw more graphs i recognise that a regular sawtooth of the red graph happens when performance is ok but refresh rate of display and media do not match. The problem i have is the red graph is all over the place. at points i lose over 50% of frames. the proccesor is not overworked during this period. I believe I have no unnecessary processes eating cycles. I'm thinking drivers may be causing this now but I'll need to experiment more. The last client still has the mismatch between reported and detected frame rates. I think this is maybe due to powerstrip working below the level of nvidia control panel. The 3610 and 3600 that are working really smoothly now both still report the same mismatch of refresh rate. I think that any small, irregular and infrequent stutters are coming from network/windows spikes across my home lan. What cpu useage are people getting from acer revo 3600 2GB models running SDTV (MS Codecs) on a client running windows 7 ultimate and MP 1.1.0? Otherwise. This is the most stable MP has been for me with the best tv quallity ever. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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