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The thread discusses the noticeable improvement in video quality, particularly clarity and sharpness, when viewing TV shows or DVD rips in Windows 7 compared to XP. The original poster highlights how fullscreen viewing eliminates dark block artifacts and enhances image sharpness. Other users agree, noting similar improvements and mentioning that recent driver updates have slightly improved video quality in XP, but still fall short of Windows 7's clarity. Overall, the sentiment is positive about Windows 7's superior video display capabilities.
The thread discusses the noticeable improvement in video quality, particularly clarity and sharpness, when viewing TV shows or DVD rips in Windows 7 compared to XP. The original poster highlights how fullscreen viewing eliminates dark block artifacts and enhances image sharpness. Other users agree, noting similar improvements and mentioning that recent driver updates have slightly improved video quality in XP, but still fall short of Windows 7's clarity. Overall, the sentiment is positive about Windows 7's superior video display capabilities.
Radenight
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I also noticed this, even in DVD rips, they look all around sharper and not so damn grainy.. 
On a side note, the newly released Catatalyst driver (9.1) has made a slight difference in video quality in XP but still not even close to the clarity and sharpness of Windows 7! 
On a side note, the newly released Catatalyst driver (9.1) has made a slight difference in video quality in XP but still not even close to the clarity and sharpness of Windows 7! 
