On Saturday 02 April 2005 00:40, Jarod Wilson wrote: > Of course, OpenGL performance isn't directly relational to a system's > ability to play back video anyhow, but not a bad way to see if the card is > being fed as fast as possible. I seem to recall Brandon Beattie's site > mentioning a high-end nVidia card and a GF4MX having roughly the same video > decode ability, their only difference really being in the 3D arena. Whether > that's completely accurate anymore when a GF4MX is compared with the GF 6 > series' decode performance, I have yet to find out, but should this > weekend...
Swapping in my GF 6200 for a GF4MX makes a tiny bit of difference, as does
upgrading to 7174 (from 6629), but not enough that it matters to get working
HDTV playback. After swapping out my Athon XP 1800 for a 2600, I've got
perfectly smooth HDTV, both 720p and 1080i w/kernel deint. So obviously, cpu
matters a whole lot more than whether you're running a GF4MX or a GF 6800
Ultra.
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