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Encoding/Decoding on Intel Q67 Express Chipset

Vassili_Yakovlev
Beginner
‎02-27-2012 01:28 AM
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Hi,

Does anyone has an experience using encoding/decoding on Intel Q67 Express Chipset? If yes, which motherboard?
I have made tests on different hardware, and it seems that if I run tests on Super Micro SuperoC7Q67 motherboard, with Intel Q67 Express Chipset, I encounter unstable behaviour of Intel Graphic driver, black screen fora moment accompanied, ofcourse by stopping encoding/decondig process, and by arecord in event log with Id 4101 and description "Display driver igfx stopped responding and has successfully recovered".
Is it chipset? or just a specific Super Micro implementation?

Kind regards,
Vassili
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Anthony_P_Intel
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‎02-27-2012 07:05 AM
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Hi Vassili,

Yes, this is a common chipset. Please describe what processor is being used, which graphics drivers are used, and what specific operation you are performing. Is this seen with the sample Media SDK applications?

-Tony
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