Nvidia PureVideo HD 1080p Test

god that’s lame, why have 1080p videos. It may have 1960×1080 res, but the file size isn’t big enough to be 1080p.

@GeekyShurtugal
Amazing!
No dropped frames on Intel Atom N270 and ION!
Windows FTW.

@jumpate
Youtube videos do not have enough reference frames to surpass ATi’s reference frame limit. In other words, ATi users can enjoy this video. But anything with lots of reference frames requires either a new Intel GPU or an Nvidia GPU to play.

i can watch this video in 720p 2x with my laptop. highest i can go is 1 1080p & 1 720p i couldent get both 1080p

@MaxJigga well to me it’s just decent or average its nothing special,…….. but someone on the other hand needs an upgrade

@MR2Nutts running the 720p on my Aspire 1410 Core 2 Solo SU3500 and the video plays smooth but will pause for less than a second every 15-30 seconds. This is on Firefox 3.5.7 with NOD32 v4 running full realtime everything scanning and zero updates to my Vista SP1 except the vid & sound drivers are the latesst but everything else stock acer install even intel chipset inf is old stock.

takes 90 % of my x7900

This isn’t a very good 1080p test, theres still a heap of color noise in some of the solids like the sky. Im guessing youtubes compressed the 1080 resolution a bit.

meh the vid takes 50% of my q9000 DX

Forgot to mention that I was viewing the video at 1080p with the laptop..

This video doesn’t take extreme computing power to play smoothly. I’m using a laptop with a Core 2 Duo T5600 CPU running at 1.86GHz and it runs perfectly with no dropped frames. That is probably the bare minimum processing speed required to play this smoothly. Graphics does not really matter much when playing videos like this off YouTube.

ati radion is better than nvidia

Looks very awesome

Intel E8500 @ 4 ghz
4gb DDR2 A-Data gaming ram @1066mhz
XFX GTS 250 Core Edition 1gb DDR3
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