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HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.
HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.
kiwijunglist: if you want you can lower the cpu multiplier and keep cpu @ 2.5Ghz
let me know if it makes a difference
you could also bump the FSB up more
I am currently running FSB @ 275 with HT=1375
CPU is still @ the same (lower multiplier)
Ram is running at 440Mhz
VGA core is 600Mhz
I dont have sideport memory so i have no comment on that
You might not see increase in speed because with sideport memory you might not be accessing the shared memory for video ram as much.
Nety: Sorry but can I just ask why??!
It is a media centre isn't it? A gaming machine where you want the best possible performance OK have done so myself but on a media centre you want it to run as COOL as possible so that the cooling can run as quiet as possible. You don't need the performance in a media centre.
I while ago I went through the exercise of under volting the CPU in my media centre which meant that it ran cool enough for a passive CPU cooler. Still kept stock speeds.
HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.
kiwijunglist:
@elkano - maybe more cost effective to just replace the video card rather than changing the cpu?
HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.
smbunn: Just to get back on theme a little, what has everyone managed to get running successfully with the HD3200 chipset?
I have Media Portal running under Windows 7 RC x64 using PowerDVD8 codec and ATI 9.5 Windows 7 x64 drivers.
This looks good on all Freeview channels EXCEPT TV3. Now I suspect this is down to de-interlacing since CPU use is below 10% on all channels including TV3.
Any tips to gett this working reliably?
kiwijunglist: @dale77 - if you want to speed up further you can use the packed textures hack for mediaportal, this reduces mediaportal texture useage and will lessen the overflow from the sideport memory. Just search packed texture hack in mediaportal forum.
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