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jkauff · 11th November 2015, 20:08

I have an HP Stream 7 tablet that I very seldom use. This weekend, though, I'll be watching a couple of movies on it. The processor is an Atom Z3775G quad-core, and the unit runs 32-bit Win 8.1. I can run MPC-HC using QuickSync for decoding, and madVR works at the default settings (looks pretty good, too). Being a tweaker, though, I won't be satisfied until I see how far I can push this chip.

Assuming I can only make a few settings changes in madVR until I start dropping frames, what changes are likely to give me the most improvement with the least cost? The screen is 1280 x 800 and the movies I'll be watching are SD. Doubling is probably out of the question, so what else should I try to tweak?

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jkauff Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Akron, OH Posts: 491	I have an HP Stream 7 tablet that I very seldom use. This weekend, though, I'll be watching a couple of movies on it. The processor is an Atom Z3775G quad-core, and the unit runs 32-bit Win 8.1. I can run MPC-HC using QuickSync for decoding, and madVR works at the default settings (looks pretty good, too). Being a tweaker, though, I won't be satisfied until I see how far I can push this chip. Assuming I can only make a few settings changes in madVR until I start dropping frames, what changes are likely to give me the most improvement with the least cost? The screen is 1280 x 800 and the movies I'll be watching are SD. Doubling is probably out of the question, so what else should I try to tweak?