1 Reply by hiredgoons

(11 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Hmm how would I do that? Do you think my current GPU is capable of handling double the load?

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2 Topic by hiredgoons

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Hi guys,

My computer specs are:
geforce gtx 660
i5 3330
8gb of ram

I am currently running SVP fine on a 60 hz monitor. I am thinking of buying a 120 hz monitor and I want to know is whether I could handle running SVP smoothly on 120hz with my current set up?

Thank you

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3 Reply by hiredgoons

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Ok, thanks a lot mate.

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4 Reply by hiredgoons

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Hey thanks for the reply. So you think i3-3240 is not good enough for high settings on 720p?

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5 Topic by hiredgoons

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Hey guys, I'm currently running an e4600 2.4 ghz dual core processor with 4gb ram and a geforce 8600gt and getting quite poor results with SVP. I can watch small video files with high cpu usage but 720p videos are unwatchable. My aim is to be able to watch 720p video lag and artifact free and I know that this will require a new processor. However, since my motherboard is old, If I was to get a quad core processor, say an i5 for example, I would need to buy a new motherboard and ram etc. So what I'm thinking of doing is buying a better dual core processor, namely a Intel Core™ i3-3240 Processor 3.40 ghz.

My question is, how well would SVP run if I used my current set up with the i3 processor? What would be the difference between that and the i5? Would both of them be able to play 720p video well?

Thanks very much

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