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<blockquote data-quote="kszabo" data-source="post: 345759" data-attributes="member: 61646"><p>No, I didn´t. But remeber I have only 1 system so I could not make a comparison in realtime (switching CPU several times was not an option). And I never used any postprocessing. So I would say no difference at all for me.</p><p></p><p>If your question is: should I upgrade my X2 with a HT3.0 capable CPU for better 1080p or 720p picture quality, I would say NO.</p><p></p><p>And you could consider upgrading your onboard GFX with a HD4350/4550 instead of CPU-Upgrade. Less money (30-50€) and you have all your RAM (no shared vRAM) and all HD-options even with the X2. Less money, probably less power consumption (X2 needs less than a Phenom, onboard HD3200 deactivated, passively cooled HD4350).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kszabo, post: 345759, member: 61646"] No, I didn´t. But remeber I have only 1 system so I could not make a comparison in realtime (switching CPU several times was not an option). And I never used any postprocessing. So I would say no difference at all for me. If your question is: should I upgrade my X2 with a HT3.0 capable CPU for better 1080p or 720p picture quality, I would say NO. And you could consider upgrading your onboard GFX with a HD4350/4550 instead of CPU-Upgrade. Less money (30-50€) and you have all your RAM (no shared vRAM) and all HD-options even with the X2. Less money, probably less power consumption (X2 needs less than a Phenom, onboard HD3200 deactivated, passively cooled HD4350). [/QUOTE]
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