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Originally Posted by Tong Chia 
The problem can be mitigated to a large extent, the Standard or Simple Shaders produce the lowest artifacts (you really need to go looking for them in order to see it).
This are low complexity shaders so you could try it on the GT430.
Frame interpolation mode should be left at adaptive. (The "2M" shader is low in artifacts but you get a noticible amount of motion judder and some flickering during pans)
Artifacts masking should be set at normal or above. The GT430 may run out of cycles here. (Use GPU-Z to monitor the load as you are doing this).
All else can be left at defaults
A profile for the specific resolution and refresh rate should be created to get SVP to pick the right defaults.
MadVR should be used , enable the anti-ringing filters use lanczos or soft cubic, there is going to be a fair amount of edge enhancement from the interpolated frames (aka halos) so a 3 lobe filterr is enough
Jinc can be used when you get the 7850
These settings add a small amount of motion blurring duing pans which makes the result more like film and less of the "soap opera" effect
If you want to see how the 7850 compares http://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVPmark:_online_results
The problem can be mitigated to a large extent, the Standard or Simple Shaders produce the lowest artifacts (you really need to go looking for them in order to see it).
This are low complexity shaders so you could try it on the GT430.
Frame interpolation mode should be left at adaptive. (The "2M" shader is low in artifacts but you get a noticible amount of motion judder and some flickering during pans)
Artifacts masking should be set at normal or above. The GT430 may run out of cycles here. (Use GPU-Z to monitor the load as you are doing this).
All else can be left at defaults
A profile for the specific resolution and refresh rate should be created to get SVP to pick the right defaults.
MadVR should be used , enable the anti-ringing filters use lanczos or soft cubic, there is going to be a fair amount of edge enhancement from the interpolated frames (aka halos) so a 3 lobe filterr is enough
Jinc can be used when you get the 7850
These settings add a small amount of motion blurring duing pans which makes the result more like film and less of the "soap opera" effect
If you want to see how the 7850 compares http://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVPmark:_online_results
Noticed the motion judder with the '2m' shader - that was going to be my follow up question, but you guys are anticipating - its much appreciated.
Introducing anything other than softcubic or less produces huge numbers of dropped frames - anti-ringing filters have the same effect. Similarily so with Artifacts Masking.
I have filters for specific resolution and refresh rate set up. Looks like the GT430 just doesn't have the grunt to cut it. Will certainly experiment more when I get the i5 and 7850.
Thanks to both you and renethx for your support.
