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Video Resolution Loss Test: Out Of 25 Points

Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: Meet The Contestants
Page 3: Meet The Contestants, Continued
Page 4: A Few Words About The Radeon 2x00 Series
Page 5: Test System & Installation Notes
Page 6: Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra (build 3319)
Page 7: Hard To Ignore Video Playback Quirks On The 2400 PRO And 8400 GS
Page 8: Image Quality Benchmarks - HQV's High Definition Video Benchmark
Page 9: HD Noise Reduction Test: Out Of 25 Points
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Page 11: Jaggies Test: Out Of 20 Points
Page 12: Film Resolution Loss Test - Stadium: Out Of 10 Points
Page 13: CPU Usage Benchmarks
Page 14: The H.264 Codec In Windows XP And Windows Vista
Page 15: Conclusion

Video Resolution Loss Test: Out Of 25 Points

This test simply shows a pattern of lines and color bars. If the DVD player can show the smallest lines without flickering, it is successfully de-interlacing the image.

Video Resolution Loss test	Windows XP	Windows Vista
Radeon 2600 XT	25	25
Geforce 8600 GTS	0	25
Radeon 2400 PRO	0	0
Geforce 8400 GS	0	0

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Don Woligroski was a former senior hardware editor for Tom's Hardware. He has covered a wide range of PC hardware topics, including CPUs, GPUs, system building, and emerging technologies.