Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="SiLenTYL" data-source="post: 955122" data-attributes="member: 10288">Just making sure .. U do have the correct refresh rate in use?&nbsp; Without the correct refresh rate u won't get flat lines with 'shift+1'.&nbsp; I have an nvidia GT430 zotac zone edition (passive heat sink), and I love it.&nbsp; I doesn't have 3d support (the hdmi is not 1.4a, but I don't really care for 3d.I don't have any drop frame issues with my card.&nbsp; Incidentally the nvidia 610 is the same card as the 430(rebranded).You don't 'bypass' the gpu in LAV settings... U connect ur tv to your motherboard's hdmi/dvi socket.&nbsp; Then in LAV u select quick sync hardware deinterlacing.I recently got a copy if Sintel (short movie) in 4k resolution (h264 codec, dts).. And It played well.. Not overconfidently.. A dropped frame every 5 seconds but perfectly smooth enuf to watch.Again.. My GT430 does everything I need I and I love it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SiLenTYL, post: 955122, member: 10288"] Just making sure .. U do have the correct refresh rate in use? Without the correct refresh rate u won't get flat lines with 'shift+1'. I have an nvidia GT430 zotac zone edition (passive heat sink), and I love it. I doesn't have 3d support (the hdmi is not 1.4a, but I don't really care for 3d. I don't have any drop frame issues with my card. Incidentally the nvidia 610 is the same card as the 430(rebranded). You don't 'bypass' the gpu in LAV settings... U connect ur tv to your motherboard's hdmi/dvi socket. Then in LAV u select quick sync hardware deinterlacing. I recently got a copy if Sintel (short movie) in 4k resolution (h264 codec, dts).. And It played well.. Not overconfidently.. A dropped frame every 5 seconds but perfectly smooth enuf to watch. Again.. My GT430 does everything I need I and I love it. [/QUOTE]

Verification