Hi, maybe you could have a look here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=90474
How about your CPU usage in home-screen and while browsing the libary

Kind regards
Oliver aka Liquidolze
liquidolze
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2011-03-14 18:50
Post: #21
@ Laserfreak
Hi, maybe you could have a look here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=90474 How about your CPU usage in home-screen and while browsing the libary ![]() Kind regards Oliver aka Liquidolze |
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HansP
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2011-03-14 20:09
Post: #22
nice case wicky , verry compact !
how do you get the cover of the fan out of the way to change it to another fan ? u can see mine at my project topic
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Laserfreak
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2011-03-18 15:42
Post: #23
The cover of the fan is just fixed to the heasink with a double sided ducttape , so its easy to take it of ... with a cutterblade and a little force.
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wicky
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2011-03-18 16:01
Post: #24
Laserfreak Wrote:The cover of the fan is just fixed to the heasink with a double sided ducttape , so its easy to take it of ... with a cutterblade and a little force. yea, it's not really needed and I doubt there will be any effect from leaving it off, if it gets busted in the removal process. If anything it is just acting as a guide for channeling the air downward. I disconnected my fan the other day and have been putting it through its paces completely passive. So far there has been no throttling or crashes. Really surprised MSI didn't just release it passive, this thing is locked in a sealed wooden box with no ventilation and still doesn't miss a beat
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divisionbell77
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2011-03-18 20:30
Post: #25
What case is that?
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wicky
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2011-03-18 21:04
Post: #26
the case is the M350 black, but it is also available in silver, each is $40. Its my favorite prototyping case, so many various adapters and is very flexible.
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Stu-e
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2011-03-18 21:33
Post: #27
Does the Zacate have decent VA deinterlacing under Windows?
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divisionbell77
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2011-03-18 21:40
Post: #28
What power supply are you using with that?
I like that case, and paired with a passive cooled Zacate and an SSD it would be perfect for silence. |
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wicky
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2011-03-18 22:47
Post: #29
@Stu-e right now I do not have an option for VA deinterlacing, only adaptive, weave, bob, and motion. Im assuming this is a driver issue as its a feature the 6130 should be powerful enough to support, but I'll dig into it.
@divisionbell 77 the power supply is a PICO PSU built by mini-box, the come in a variety of levels, ranging from 80-160w. You can see them here ![]() |
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Blade_0815
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2011-03-24 17:29
Post: #30
VA Deinterlacing with Zacate is no problem with DXVA Checker...
Quelle : KLICK and KLICK CmMode_Deinterlace 8 UseBT601CSC 1 VForceDeint 6 |
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