2011-09-02, 14:27
Hi,
This may be a very ignorant question, but is there an easy way to determine if the on-board graphics are sufficient in a HTPC?
I have a build using a Shuttle SH67H3. So far I've only used the HDMI out from the motherboard that was included in the Shuttle.
The output seems fine to me so far, but I'm wondering if the differences between on-board graphics and a dedicated card are obvious (pixelization, frame freeze, etc) or are they more subtle (little sharper picture, etc)?
So far I've only used a TV tuner and DVD. I haven't messed with installing the Blu-ray software and trying that yet - perhaps that would uncover issues with the on-board graphics.
Thanks for your help!
This may be a very ignorant question, but is there an easy way to determine if the on-board graphics are sufficient in a HTPC?
I have a build using a Shuttle SH67H3. So far I've only used the HDMI out from the motherboard that was included in the Shuttle.
The output seems fine to me so far, but I'm wondering if the differences between on-board graphics and a dedicated card are obvious (pixelization, frame freeze, etc) or are they more subtle (little sharper picture, etc)?
So far I've only used a TV tuner and DVD. I haven't messed with installing the Blu-ray software and trying that yet - perhaps that would uncover issues with the on-board graphics.
Thanks for your help!
