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<blockquote data-quote="mybrains" data-source="post: 62533" data-attributes="member: 21295"><p>thanks for the feeback, but unfortunatley the video card memory bandwidth is only 1 piece of a bigger puzzle. My undserstanding is that DxVA on the correct codec will offload most of the DVB signal Mpeg2 decompression and also the adaptive deinterlacing onto the video card GPUl. Several ppl have feed back the stock x1600 and 60000GT aint powerful enough in the GPU department to handle 1080i in particular. The only positive feedback I have read so far is PCIx 7900 and ATi x850 AGP. I believe some of the newest 512MB 7800GS AGP cards come with 7900 cores so this may also be the best AGP solution. The problem here is cost. This is why I was wondering if any of the latest mid range (read 6600/x1600) cards had been souped up to meet the needs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mybrains, post: 62533, member: 21295"] thanks for the feeback, but unfortunatley the video card memory bandwidth is only 1 piece of a bigger puzzle. My undserstanding is that DxVA on the correct codec will offload most of the DVB signal Mpeg2 decompression and also the adaptive deinterlacing onto the video card GPUl. Several ppl have feed back the stock x1600 and 60000GT aint powerful enough in the GPU department to handle 1080i in particular. The only positive feedback I have read so far is PCIx 7900 and ATi x850 AGP. I believe some of the newest 512MB 7800GS AGP cards come with 7900 cores so this may also be the best AGP solution. The problem here is cost. This is why I was wondering if any of the latest mid range (read 6600/x1600) cards had been souped up to meet the needs [/QUOTE]
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