2006-01-27, 07:57 PM
Yep, Ddrawley found out the same thing I did. The 6600 is the lowest 6 series card to support all the Purevideo features, hence the reason I went with it. I think this will be especially important for HD video.
According to nVidia, the integrated video in the 6150 chipset supports everything but spatial temporal deinterlacing.
http://www.nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html
According to nVidia, the integrated video in the 6150 chipset supports everything but spatial temporal deinterlacing.
http://www.nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html
MY PVR:
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Hardware: Silverstone LC13-E, Athlon II 250, Asrock 785GMH, 2GB Corsair RAM, 250GB WD HDD, 1TB WD Black, Hauppauge PVR-150 MCE tuner (s-video to Dish STB), HDHomeRun (ATSC x2), MCE2004 for Rx, USB-UIRT for Tx, Sony VL600 Remote, 36" Sony Wega HD CRT on DVI to embedded ATI HD4200.
TV Service: Dish Network and Antenna Pics 'n Details
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Hardware: Silverstone LC13-E, Athlon II 250, Asrock 785GMH, 2GB Corsair RAM, 250GB WD HDD, 1TB WD Black, Hauppauge PVR-150 MCE tuner (s-video to Dish STB), HDHomeRun (ATSC x2), MCE2004 for Rx, USB-UIRT for Tx, Sony VL600 Remote, 36" Sony Wega HD CRT on DVI to embedded ATI HD4200.
TV Service: Dish Network and Antenna Pics 'n Details