Ant Daniel wrote:


On 10/24/05, *Andrew Kohlsmith* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    On Monday 24 October 2005 15:38, Robert Kulagowski wrote:
    > Finally, the card does not support any 3D functions, making it a
    poor
    > gamer card.

    Accurate.  It's a framebuffer with an MPEG2 decoder.  Nothing more.

    > Non-MPEG-2 content will be displayed on the PVR-350 output using
    > framebuffer features, placing a large load on the host CPU.

    Accurate.  There has been work done which allows you to spit raw
    YUV data to
    the card's framebuffer which can drastically reduce the CPU load,
    but yes,
    anything other than MPEG2 will have to be decoded on the host CPU.

Although the load on the CPU has been greatly reduced. At least for me anyway :)

I wouldn't say "large load". It's the same as my nvidia FX 5200 when it's not doing opengl. It's basically a lot faster than my nvidia for mpeg2, a lot slower for opengl,
and just about the same for everything else.

--
Jesse Guardiani
Programmer/Sys Admin
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