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Soulbind · (This post was last modified: 2016-02-14, 00:18 by Soulbind.)

(2016-02-13, 23:56)kadajawi Wrote: The HD4000 can't, but the i3, i5 and i7 CPUs it was attached to shouldn't have any problems...

Depends. For that specific clip, indeed, not an issue, low bitrate 720p. But for a 4K h265 45Mbps+clip , yeah, good luck playing that on a Ivy i3 CPU via software decoding Big Grin

kadajawi · (This post was last modified: 2016-02-14, 00:23 by kadajawi.)

(2016-02-14, 00:18)Soulbind Wrote:
(2016-02-13, 23:56)kadajawi Wrote: The HD4000 can't, but the i3, i5 and i7 CPUs it was attached to shouldn't have any problems...

Depends. For that specific clip, indeed, not an issue, low bitrate 720p. But for a 4K h265 45Mbps+clip , yeah, good luck playing that on a Ivy i3 CPU via software decoding

Ok, true. I forgot about the trouble I have playing Samsung NX1 videos (4K, 80 Mbps) on my i5... and it's quite a beefy i5 with 4.5 GHz. 15 fps is what I roughly get...

gt2690b · (This post was last modified: 2016-06-24, 21:22 by gt2690b.)

kodi (spmc) on the fire tv does hevc h.265 decoding beautifully and u can get it for $75~$85 on sale

**fritsch** · 2016-06-25, 20:11

8 bit only ... you can throw it away for 4k bluray 1:1 content.

gwilly7 · 2016-06-25, 20:24

My GTX 960 has been working fantastic, will the Krypton alpha coming up be able to decode 10-bit, or is that still a ways off?

nsnhd · 2016-06-26, 04:26

It seems that Amd RX460 is very promising

**fritsch** · 2016-06-26, 11:14

(2016-06-25, 20:24)gwilly7 Wrote: My GTX 960 has been working fantastic, will the Krypton alpha coming up be able to decode 10-bit, or is that still a ways off?

It already does - on windows since 3 months.

cncb · 2016-08-12, 19:37

Have there been any developments on low-end, non-gaming cards that support HEVC decoding yet?

DJ_Izumi · 2016-08-13, 01:21

(2016-08-12, 19:37)cncb Wrote: Have there been any developments on low-end, non-gaming cards that support HEVC decoding yet?

The Radeon RX 460 is probably your cheapest option right now. (As someone already stated above)

nsnhd · 2016-08-13, 06:56

(2016-08-13, 01:21)DJ_Izumi Wrote:
(2016-08-12, 19:37)cncb Wrote: Have there been any developments on low-end, non-gaming cards that support HEVC decoding yet?

The Radeon RX 460 is probably your cheapest option right now. (As someone already stated above)

Is the 4GB Vram version needed for H265 10-bit HDR decoding & rendering to 4K screen ? Or 2GB version enough ?

Ed76 · 2016-08-13, 11:52

2gb is enough. 4gb only if you want to play games.

alvins · 2016-08-14, 03:39

Low profile rx460 coming - https://www.cclonline.com/product/213817...d/VGA3565/

atoulmin · 2016-08-28, 12:49

Anyone tried the rx 460?

Stefanseiner · 2016-09-02, 09:02

(2016-08-28, 12:49)atoulmin Wrote: Anyone tried the rx 460?

I will,
just bought one this morning because 4K files are lagging on my AMD 5350 system

madmarkym · (This post was last modified: 2016-09-08, 12:20 by madmarkym.)

I have an rx 460, and I am having nothing but trouble with it, I have the latest radeon driver installed on my Win10 machine with Kodi 17.
When I playback hd video or watch hd tv live with DXVA2 (hardware decoding) enabled in kodi the picture is distorted and unwatchable.
When DXVA2 is disabled in kodi the picture is fine but the video will not fastforward or rewind without crashing.
My advise would be to avoid this range of cards until the driver issues are resolved.