SmoothVideo Project — Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?

Re: Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?

null@example.com (Fanty1972) — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 10:00:00 +0000

Rimsky wrote:

Fanty1972
Can it be, that the second picture just happens to be a "original" frame instead of an interpolated one?
i think first frame is the origiinal

oh of course I also meant the first, not the second.

Re: Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?

null@example.com (Rimsky) — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 09:50:54 +0000

Fanty1972
Can it be, that the second picture just happens to be a "original" frame instead of an interpolated one?

i think first frame is the origiinal
during interpolating position of the original frames are not the same compare to the original frame without interpolating

Re: Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?

null@example.com (Rimsky) — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 09:44:54 +0000

Fanty1972

Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?
nope
the faster GPU does not give less artifacts
faster GPU give more interpolated frames

Does a faster GPU really give less artefacts with same settings?

null@example.com (Fanty1972) — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 09:10:25 +0000

Until now I thought, how the frames look like is only dependant on the settings and not on the hardware. (at how much FPS one can be with these settings, beeing dependant on hardware but not the look of one frame)

Minutes ago I stumbled over this:
http://www.avsforum.com/t/1326189/smoot … t_22945621

Is it really like this or are the thoughts of that poster missleaded and the difference in the screenshot is just random? (it does not seem to be the same frame, the position of the car is different. Can it be, that the second picture just happens to be a "original" frame instead of an interpolated one?