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<blockquote data-quote="Sigpi007" data-source="post: 1118213" data-attributes="member: 133193">I'll need to do some more testing to be absolutely accurate, but in my recollection I actually saw no difference across the different tests.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also... In this particular setup (built for low noise / low power), the processor is an APU... so the CPU and GPU are the same chip.&nbsp; (Specs in signature below) I may be saying that wrong, but the basic premise is that there is no discrete video card.&nbsp; Another thing... before I get a comment on this... I noticed I had the TV codec for MPEG2 set to AMD Video Decoder instead of LAV filters.&nbsp;&nbsp; I changed that to LAV and did the same testing as posted above and came up with the exact same results on the same channels.&nbsp; Not sure what the EVR is... but I noticed the dropped frames when watching the video during testing after hitting Shift+1.&nbsp;&nbsp; Dropped frames tended to be more noticeable on video that was 1080 and not as noticeable on 720 resolutions.&nbsp; I don't think this is a perfect correlation though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sigpi007, post: 1118213, member: 133193"] I'll need to do some more testing to be absolutely accurate, but in my recollection I actually saw no difference across the different tests. Also... In this particular setup (built for low noise / low power), the processor is an APU... so the CPU and GPU are the same chip. (Specs in signature below) I may be saying that wrong, but the basic premise is that there is no discrete video card. Another thing... before I get a comment on this... I noticed I had the TV codec for MPEG2 set to AMD Video Decoder instead of LAV filters. I changed that to LAV and did the same testing as posted above and came up with the exact same results on the same channels. Not sure what the EVR is... but I noticed the dropped frames when watching the video during testing after hitting Shift+1. Dropped frames tended to be more noticeable on video that was 1080 and not as noticeable on 720 resolutions. I don't think this is a perfect correlation though. [/QUOTE]

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