2009-04-21, 09:06
Will C2D on 2.2 Ghz (taking into account the problem with non-threaded decoding) be enough to decode in software 720p encoded with high profile (the usual stuff found on the net)
2009-04-21, 10:15
Should be sufficient but that question cannot be generally answered. it depends on so many parameters like bitrate, codec, igp or gpu,... as i said: it SHOULD be sufficient.
2009-04-21, 12:37
add a vdpau card (nvidia) to that and the answer is yes. not really otherwise.
2009-04-21, 12:43
1080p might be touch and go, but 720p will be no problem for a c2d.
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2009-04-21, 16:59
I have a dual-core 1.8ghz in my htpc, and every 720p movie i've decoded has worked perfect.
I don't have any vdpau gfx, so everything i decode is done with the cpu.
No lost frames, not that high cpu usage.
dual-core has slightly lower temperature than core2duo, so i think it is a better choice for a htpc.
I don't have any vdpau gfx, so everything i decode is done with the cpu.
No lost frames, not that high cpu usage.
dual-core has slightly lower temperature than core2duo, so i think it is a better choice for a htpc.
2009-04-21, 21:43
No issues with 720p with this:
Haven't really tested 1080p.
Quote:model name : Intel® Core™2 CPU 6300 @ 1.86GHz
Haven't really tested 1080p.
