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when watching movie, some parts slows down.

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07-Oct-2009, 06:18 AM #1
Cool when watching movie, some parts slows down.
When I'm watching movies or dvd rips on my computer, there are times, or parts the video seem to slow down.. is it because of my built in video card, or software?

i use gom player to watch movies. and have a built in video card nvidia 8200.. all specs in my sig.

Thanks for your advise.
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