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Why is the GPU an 8600GT? If you're laying down $6000 for a system with SSD and C2E, why not put in an 8800GT as well? It only seems to make sense to me.
The higher models are not good for home theater. It doesn't include the video chip (whatever its name is)
This was what i was looking for! It shows product support for PureVideohttp://www.nvidia.com/docs/CP/11036/PureVideo_Product_Comparison.pdf
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Peter @ Mar 31st 2008 10:53AM
Why is the GPU an 8600GT? If you're laying down $6000 for a system with SSD and C2E, why not put in an 8800GT as well? It only seems to make sense to me.
Peter F @ Mar 31st 2008 12:37PM
The higher models are not good for home theater. It doesn't include the video chip (whatever its name is)
Peter F @ Mar 31st 2008 12:45PM
This was what i was looking for! It shows product support for PureVideo
http://www.nvidia.com/docs/CP/11036/PureVideo_Product_Comparison.pdf