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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 918238" data-attributes="member: 11220">Just bumping this as really need to get a new card now...&nbsp;I am going to get an Ivy Bridge processor and most likely a mobo that will give me Intel HD 4000 graphics but I am thinking I really want a discrete card.&nbsp;What should I go for?&nbsp;&nbsp; I really want a quiet (silent would be nice) card, single slot (which seems to limit things a lot) and only use as much power as I need for a dedicated HTPC so no need for any extra power for gaming.&nbsp;My understanding is that the 23.976 issue is not so much of an issue any more and all cards get near enough (<a href="http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333324/lets-set-this-straight-no-one-can-do-24p-consistently-well" target="_blank">http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333324/lets-set-this-straight-no-one-can-do-24p-consistently-well</a>) &nbsp;I&nbsp; have read that ATI cards have an issue with chroma sampling and Nev (LAV) does not recommend them but I have also read lots about NVidia cards having other issues....&nbsp;&nbsp; (The combination of CUVID and MadVR does interest me though)&nbsp;Thinking about just leaving the Intel HD 4000 on or going for NVidia GTX 650 or ATI 7750</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 918238, member: 11220"] Just bumping this as really need to get a new card now... I am going to get an Ivy Bridge processor and most likely a mobo that will give me Intel HD 4000 graphics but I am thinking I really want a discrete card. What should I go for? I really want a quiet (silent would be nice) card, single slot (which seems to limit things a lot) and only use as much power as I need for a dedicated HTPC so no need for any extra power for gaming. My understanding is that the 23.976 issue is not so much of an issue any more and all cards get near enough ([url]http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333324/lets-set-this-straight-no-one-can-do-24p-consistently-well[/url]) I have read that ATI cards have an issue with chroma sampling and Nev (LAV) does not recommend them but I have also read lots about NVidia cards having other issues.... (The combination of CUVID and MadVR does interest me though) Thinking about just leaving the Intel HD 4000 on or going for NVidia GTX 650 or ATI 7750 [/QUOTE]

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