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    Video Engine Load

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by PJ@y-Z, Oct 22, 2010.

  1. PJ@y-Z

    PJ@y-Z Notebook Evangelist

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    Is there anyway to overclock Video Engine? :confused:

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    PJ@y-Z, Oct 22, 2010
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  2. namaiki

    namaiki "basically rocks" Super Moderator

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    Not as far as I know. VP2 is known to be slow. Could you please post MediaInfo of that file?
     
    namaiki, Oct 22, 2010
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  3. PJ@y-Z

    PJ@y-Z Notebook Evangelist

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    PJ@y-Z, Oct 22, 2010
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    namaiki "basically rocks" Super Moderator

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    Eh.. Video specs look normal as far as I can tell. (I really can't tell much, lol)
     
    namaiki, Oct 22, 2010
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  5. Kuu

    Kuu That Quiet Person

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    You could always overclock, it might help with playback. Just be careful you don't melt the GPU off the board though :)
     
    Kuu, Oct 22, 2010
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