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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hey guys, so I have an R9 390 GPU and it&#039;s my understanding that it should be able to handle 4k video just fine. My only problem that I&#039;m seeing though is that it&#039;s barely being used. When I bring up my AMD performance monitor I see that it will spike in usage every so often but even then it&#039;ll only spike to about 10% usage and then go back down to 0%. I do have GPU acceleration on and am using MadVR but it seems to mostly make use of my Intel CPU, having it using 80-100% of that and really only if I set it to 44FPS, lowest performance and no artifact masking. It kind of makes the software unusable for 4k unfortunately. 1080p and below, all works well and I can run stuff up to 144fps.</p><p>Do I just have to bite the bullet and update the rest of my hardware? This is what I have at the moment:</p><p>Intel I7-6700K 4.00 GHz<br />16GB RAM<br />AMD R9 390 GPU</p>]]></description>
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