3 November 2006 11:37 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Nvidia has announced that its latest drivers will allow movie lovers the ability to build a PC to enjoy a HD DVD or Blu-ray HD movies with the release of new Nvidia ForceWare drivers featuring NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology.PureVideo HD technology combines high-definition video decode acceleration and post-processing to deliver extraordinary picture clarity, smooth video, brilliant color, and precise image scaling for high definition movies.
PureVideo HD technology is included with all 7-series Nvidia GeForce graphics cards.
However, before you get excited and start loading the new drivers you will need a host of other hardware to get started.
-- A PCI Express graphics card with Nvidia GeForce 7 Series HDCP-capable GPU, secure HDCP CryptoROM, and 256MB graphics memory
-- WHQL-certified Nvidia ForceWare drivers that feature PureVideo HD technology (http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp)
-- An optical disc drive that supports Blu-ray or HD DVD movie playback
-- Blu-ray or HD DVD movie player software from CyberLink, InterVideo, or Nero
-- An HDCP-compliant display
-- A dual-core CPU with 1GB of RAM
The drivers are available now from NVIDIA.com. Hardware, Nvidia, Graphics cards


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