- Re: Shared video memory?
- Posted by Laurence Payne on August 11th, 2003
If you want ultimate video performance, no. But on today's powerful
computers, with lots of fast memory, running video "native" rather
than on dedicated hardware can be perfectly adequate for un-demanding
2D applications. Like showing video.
- Posted by Pète Ð on August 11th, 2003
Yes it "can be adequate", how will you know if this one is or not??
Some are less than adeqate, spend a few more dollars and get better than
adequate for editing video or you run the risk of wasting all your dough.
Cheers.
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Pete D
Buz & Pyro Video Editing
www.users.bigpond.com/peterd56
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- Posted by Chimera on August 12th, 2003
Pète Ð wrote:
The other snag is the 'integrated' boards often dont have an AGP slot, so if
at any point you want to leave the mediocrity of integrated video, you are
looking at an entire motherboard upgrade. Also, dont touch the Intel i845
or i810 integrated stuff, the 2D quality is very poor.
- Posted by U. U. on August 12th, 2003
What about the new i865G "Extreme Integerated Grapics 2"?
Ule
