O Operandi Diamond Member Oct 9, 1999 5,508 0 0 Feb 17, 2009 #1 Pretty simple question really. Can a 4850e by itself handle the decoding of 1080p video?
Denithor Diamond Member Apr 11, 2004 6,298 23 81 Feb 17, 2009 #2 Yes. Use with a 780g or geforce 9300/9400 motherboard for the best results.
O Operandi Diamond Member Oct 9, 1999 5,508 0 0 Feb 17, 2009 #3 This is an upgrade scenario for already built HTPC. It?s a Gigabyte 690 board with a 1.8GHZ X2 that was going to upgrade with the 4850e. Will that combination be enough for blue ray?
This is an upgrade scenario for already built HTPC. It?s a Gigabyte 690 board with a 1.8GHZ X2 that was going to upgrade with the 4850e. Will that combination be enough for blue ray?
F Flipped Gazelle Diamond Member Sep 5, 2004 6,666 3 81 Feb 17, 2009 #4 Should be. AMD recommends an X2 @ 2.4 ghz for Blu-Ray playback with 690g.
Denithor Diamond Member Apr 11, 2004 6,298 23 81 Feb 17, 2009 #5 If things get choppy you can always throw in a $50 4650 or even cheaper 4550 just for the BR decoding.
If things get choppy you can always throw in a $50 4650 or even cheaper 4550 just for the BR decoding.
nerp Diamond Member Dec 31, 2005 9,865 105 106 Feb 17, 2009 #6 Sould be more than enough. I have one in my 780G board and though I'm not doing bluray with it, it chews through everything I ask it to with gusto.
Sould be more than enough. I have one in my 780G board and though I'm not doing bluray with it, it chews through everything I ask it to with gusto.
O Operandi Diamond Member Oct 9, 1999 5,508 0 0 Feb 23, 2009 #8 Thanks for the inputs. The 4850 went in and the 3600 X2 will be going into an office machine.
S soccerballtux Lifer Dec 30, 2004 12,553 2 76 Feb 23, 2009 #9 Originally posted by: Operandi Thanks for the inputs. The 4850 went in and the 3600 X2 will be going into an office machine. Click to expand... Good to see some AMD support!
Originally posted by: Operandi Thanks for the inputs. The 4850 went in and the 3600 X2 will be going into an office machine. Click to expand... Good to see some AMD support!