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SAF v4.00 ''stable'' (StandAlone Filters) - DXVA ready (H.264 and VC-1).
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<blockquote data-quote="happy" data-source="post: 407778" data-attributes="member: 88317"><p>some of us rely on DXVA in order to watch HD material, i have a pants celly processor which is years old and a cheap motherboard which does the job nothing fancy, but my 4350 was carefully researched and bought, reason being i didnt need a massively powered system in order to play HD @ 1080p to my plasma, DXVA does its job it doesnt stutter and images are crisp, and therefore i have a capable HTPC which doesnt require alot of power to run, so even with a low end cpu you can watch the latest titles.</p><p></p><p>although your gfx temp seems kinda high, DXVA just makes video decoding more efficient which means you dont need up to date quad core cpu's, sucking massive power to run in order to watch HD titles</p><p></p><p>i think that makes sense...correct me if im wrong</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="happy, post: 407778, member: 88317"] some of us rely on DXVA in order to watch HD material, i have a pants celly processor which is years old and a cheap motherboard which does the job nothing fancy, but my 4350 was carefully researched and bought, reason being i didnt need a massively powered system in order to play HD @ 1080p to my plasma, DXVA does its job it doesnt stutter and images are crisp, and therefore i have a capable HTPC which doesnt require alot of power to run, so even with a low end cpu you can watch the latest titles. although your gfx temp seems kinda high, DXVA just makes video decoding more efficient which means you dont need up to date quad core cpu's, sucking massive power to run in order to watch HD titles i think that makes sense...correct me if im wrong [/QUOTE]
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