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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 534571" data-attributes="member: 83973"><p>If you are looking at Intel chipsets with integrated graphics, the G45 (with the X4500<strong>HD</strong> GPU built-in) is one to go for - the G41 has a basic X4500 GPU with limited hardware video decode acceleration and hardware deinterlacing support, but if you are going to add a video card this is irrelevant.</p><p></p><p>Basically, for BluRay you need hardware H264 decoding support - all modern AMD/nVidia video cards have this, as do the high-end integrated graphics (780G/785G/9400/G45). For HDTV you usually need good hardware deinterlacing support as well - this trickier since MP is harder on GPU performance than some other players, so a separate video card is probably safer in this situation if you want the best picture quality e.g. AMD HD4670 or nVidia GT220.</p><p></p><p>Tony</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 534571, member: 83973"] If you are looking at Intel chipsets with integrated graphics, the G45 (with the X4500[B]HD[/B] GPU built-in) is one to go for - the G41 has a basic X4500 GPU with limited hardware video decode acceleration and hardware deinterlacing support, but if you are going to add a video card this is irrelevant. Basically, for BluRay you need hardware H264 decoding support - all modern AMD/nVidia video cards have this, as do the high-end integrated graphics (780G/785G/9400/G45). For HDTV you usually need good hardware deinterlacing support as well - this trickier since MP is harder on GPU performance than some other players, so a separate video card is probably safer in this situation if you want the best picture quality e.g. AMD HD4670 or nVidia GT220. Tony [/QUOTE]
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