Best configuration SVP for my system (Page 4 of 5)

I get it. but I have to do it with just one movie, or should I do the test with each of them?
SVP how should I set it?

Ok, but the evidence I have to do with a particular video or all three resolutions (SD, HD, FHD)?

I can not find a video with 720X576 resolution
Can you help me?
Tuttto the ones I found on youtube, once downloaded had a different resolution.

After days of testing...for now I decided to put this setting on my system (i5 3570, GT 220):
This setting basically from THX-UltraII recommendation but I modified 2m to 1.5m and by two global refinement to disable

1.5m
Complicated
Default
8 px
Default
Large
Default
Strongest
Default
Default
To screen size

This setting alone make my CPU peak around 70-90%, so I change analyse.main.search.distance = 0 in override.js file which tested by MAG79 which reduce CPU usage by around 20%

The result is pretty good although not as smooth as uniform but no visible artifact and still have smoothness.
I use this setting with madvr (as Rimsky suggested):
chroma upscaling (bicubic, sharpness 50)
image upscaling (bicubic, sharpness 50)
image downscaling (lanzcros, 3 taps)
the rest setting is default, the picture quality is pretty sharp

Michael
You are right. I wonder. I missed it before.
Earler file was VID_PAL.avi and it was 720x576. Now I need time to think why our SVPmark test includes file with another resolution.

By the way, 720x576 it standard resolution of DVD. You can use any DVD for that purposes.

I have a question to the speed estamination.
I use a G75 Laptop (3D Version, so its a 120Hz display)

The speed estamination puts settings at 4G, I wonder does it estaminate these settings for 60 FPS (screenrefresh / 2) or for 120FPS (wich I get by default settings)?

My GPU is a Geforce GTX 670M (3GB), a laptop GPU.
When doing 120FPS its at about 50% (CPU cores at 25%)

What I wonder is, that I get dropped frames in 120 FPS (not in 60FPS). About 20 dropped frames in 2 minutes of video (is this something to worry about? hmm)

I was able to lower the amount of dropped frames by increasing the render queue in madVR to the maximum (128, default is 16)
That caused that there was 0 dropped frames in the same 2 minutes of video. And trying a whole movie, it was between 15 and 20 dropped frames every 60 minutes.

So, you think I get better results if I set it to 60FPS?
I get 16% CPU and 22% GPU when running 60FPS. (24% CPU and 48% GPU at 120FPS)

I usualy play games at 80-90% GPU without having the feeling that its any bad.

Well, of course will Desktop hardware always be better and much, much cheaper.
But the 670M was claimed to be the fastest mobile GPU that existed at the time when I buyed the laptop for 2000 Euro, 1 year ago.
Of course my friends told me, I get a similiar desktop PC for half the prize but I really need a mobile computer, that is capable of playing games with decent settings and I cant afford to exchange 2 computers (Desktop AND Laptop) every 2 years so I stick to buying the most powerfull laptop (below 3000 Euro) every 2 years and skip buying desktop mashines.

Well ok.
But what about my main question? Do you recomment Screenrefresh/2 (60 FPS) for my hardware?

EDIT: Forgot to mention that I rarely watch 1080p material, but usualy 720p material (TV Shows consume less HD space with it + I use a H5360 beamer when at home (wich is only 720p capable anyways)

So I guess I need less hardwarepower anyways?

madVR. But only since 2 days (before this I never cared about render...uhm and I still cant see the difference anyways . Before I used "EVR-Custom present" wich was default setting.

let me check the weight of the default render....
Ah ok, the default render (EVR-Custom present) is at CPU 16% and GPU 23% when doing 120 FPS. About half of what madVR has (for the GPU)
At 60 FPS I get 13% CPU and 15% GPU with it.

All this is with 720p material.

OK, I did a 20 minute test with EVR-Custrom present @120 FPS = 0 frame drops

One difference is also, that MP-HC actually reaches 120FPS instead of like 119,8 FPS with madVR