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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 851644" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.&nbsp;All Sandy Bridge chipsets available today causes this issue. Not the GPU itself. But this did not make any difference...&nbsp;This is on BluRay playback only, no matter if &quot;real&quot; BluRay or ripped ISO or MKV... On Television or DVD you would never see this issue.&nbsp;BTW this Bug is not limited to SandyBridge GPU. Lots of others did have this too. Most OnBoard GPU are not able to playback 23,976fps. And there are some discrete Graphics also (Nvidia and ATI) with this problem. And lots of other hardware like Televisions, AVR, HDMI Splitter,... are also not able to play 23.976 nicely.&nbsp;If you want a pure Cinema playback you need to have a strong look after your hardware from GPU via AVR to Television. All components must be able to play 23.976.&nbsp;BTW most people will never notice this. So maybe you need to find out yourself if this is notable. If you like to have all possibilities get yourself a mainboard with PCIe X16 and a case with enough room to add a discrete graphics (e.g. NVidia GT 520) later if necessary...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 851644, member: 109222"] Hi. All Sandy Bridge chipsets available today causes this issue. Not the GPU itself. But this did not make any difference... This is on BluRay playback only, no matter if "real" BluRay or ripped ISO or MKV... On Television or DVD you would never see this issue. BTW this Bug is not limited to SandyBridge GPU. Lots of others did have this too. Most OnBoard GPU are not able to playback 23,976fps. And there are some discrete Graphics also (Nvidia and ATI) with this problem. And lots of other hardware like Televisions, AVR, HDMI Splitter,... are also not able to play 23.976 nicely. If you want a pure Cinema playback you need to have a strong look after your hardware from GPU via AVR to Television. All components must be able to play 23.976. BTW most people will never notice this. So maybe you need to find out yourself if this is notable. If you like to have all possibilities get yourself a mainboard with PCIe X16 and a case with enough room to add a discrete graphics (e.g. NVidia GT 520) later if necessary... [/QUOTE]

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