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<blockquote data-quote="5Hundred" data-source="post: 316618" data-attributes="member: 62217">[USER=13608]KRA[/USER]If your using yours for mp3 on a CRT TV then i can advise you of the following in my caseA) GPU assisted HA workingB) CPU around 20% on H264 HDTVC) Use both 1280 x 720 and 1920 x 1080D) Dual Core Athlon X64 2.7GHZ so no HT3.0 being used (able to use motion adaptive deinterlacing for 1080i)The flickering GUI is annoying but it only happens when you are watching TV and minimise to the small picture whilst looking at the guide for example, and i'm sure in time it will be fixed, hardly a deal breaker.I commented only because it works for me, and to balance your thoughts. I believe looking at your issues from your first post that most of your problems lie with your setup, not the board, as alluded to by jo16v above in his own case. The old saying that a bad workman blames his tools might well describe your own situation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5Hundred, post: 316618, member: 62217"] [USER=13608]KRA[/USER] If your using yours for mp3 on a CRT TV then i can advise you of the following in my case A) GPU assisted HA working B) CPU around 20% on H264 HDTV C) Use both 1280 x 720 and 1920 x 1080 D) Dual Core Athlon X64 2.7GHZ so no HT3.0 being used (able to use motion adaptive deinterlacing for 1080i) The flickering GUI is annoying but it only happens when you are watching TV and minimise to the small picture whilst looking at the guide for example, and i'm sure in time it will be fixed, hardly a deal breaker. I commented only because it works for me, and to balance your thoughts. I believe looking at your issues from your first post that most of your problems lie with your setup, not the board, as alluded to by jo16v above in his own case. The old saying that a bad workman blames his tools might well describe your own situation. [/QUOTE]

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