Yes.
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Wrong.
Originally Posted by usapatriot  No. |
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Typical useless post from this guy.
If you are going to counter what everyone else is saying at least explain your argument.
Originally Posted by usapatriot No. |
If you are going to counter what everyone else is saying at least explain your argument.
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are you well aware that by posting this you simply made an additional useless post?
back to op,
you will face issues when you have a lack of sufficient graphical power such as (for example) streaming hulu on a 96mb integrated intel gfx - however the nvidia 8400gs and up is a GREAT graphics processor that works flawlessly with hd/blura - for me a fx 5200 is perfect for displaying avi @800x600 res, but studders with hulu - my old ati 200m would display hulu and dvdrips @1080.
what specific card are you inquiring about? your 4850 is obviously more then enough for whatever most users can throw at it.
Originally Posted by bavarianblessed Typical useless post from this guy. If you are going to counter what everyone else is saying at least explain your argument. |
back to op,
you will face issues when you have a lack of sufficient graphical power such as (for example) streaming hulu on a 96mb integrated intel gfx - however the nvidia 8400gs and up is a GREAT graphics processor that works flawlessly with hd/blura - for me a fx 5200 is perfect for displaying avi @800x600 res, but studders with hulu - my old ati 200m would display hulu and dvdrips @1080.
what specific card are you inquiring about? your 4850 is obviously more then enough for whatever most users can throw at it.
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No.
USA Patriot is right. It will not make your pictures look better, that's all dependant on your resolution and the image quality of the picture/film in question, it will however allow you to play videos more smoothly if you have an old IGP.
Most of the newer IGPs are fine though.
Originally Posted by Buster Does it work with avi and rmvb files? What I mean is not the smoothness of the playback, but does it make the image quality better such as sharper and less pixelated? |
USA Patriot is right. It will not make your pictures look better, that's all dependant on your resolution and the image quality of the picture/film in question, it will however allow you to play videos more smoothly if you have an old IGP.
Most of the newer IGPs are fine though.
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that will depend on the codec, resolution is what its played back at, and the resolution of the original source.
Originally Posted by Buster Does it work with avi and rmvb files? What I mean is not the smoothness of the playback, but does it make the image quality better such as sharper and less pixelated? |
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