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24 May 2012, 9:15 am

Hey!
I know have posted half thousand questions about this.. Im sorry (I wanna get it right) but hey.
Does any one know if this will be able to play a 1080p youtube video under Ubuntu with no lag?
Acer Aspire (Forgot what model it was)
4Gb DDR3 Ram
Nvidia 9200m 512mb
AMD Phenom x3 @ 2.7 Ghz

Will this be good enough?
Also, I need a TV card that can do multiple recordings and work under Ubuntu. Any one know of any cheap good ones?
Thanks!


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24 May 2012, 9:20 am

Get a sub 80 dollar videocard like a 6750 Radeon or Geforce GT 540.



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24 May 2012, 9:22 am

number2 wrote:
Get a sub 80 dollar videocard like a 6750 Radeon or Geforce GT 540.

But the case isnt full size.
Its really thin.
I think it might fit a low profile card.
Dont forget we are really hard pushed to go above £200


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24 May 2012, 12:30 pm

He said TV card, not video card.

Best card for recording multiple channels is made by Ceton, but it's not cheap. You can have cheap, or you can have good. Pick one.



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24 May 2012, 12:37 pm

Kumorigoe wrote:
He said TV card, not video card.

Best card for recording multiple channels is made by Ceton, but it's not cheap. You can have cheap, or you can have good. Pick one.

Il just get 3 cheap ones. Hopefully myth tv has card switching in built.
Also: Will the 9200m do for 1080p content?


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