a5ian300zx - HTPC build

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bluray Offline
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(2012-04-22 01:34)a5ian300zx Wrote:  thanks guys for the feedback and advice.

i did not run the iGPU becuase i read that all Intel iGPU could not handle 24p properly, because i had issue in the past with igpu 6310 i thought i'll just buy gpu. im not gamer but wanted to be future ready Smile
With proper configurations, you should be able to playback blu-ray disc in full 1080P and bistreaming HD audio with your Intel HD2000. As for 24p, you need to check this out- Let's set this straight - No one can do 24p consistently well

(2012-04-22 01:34)a5ian300zx Wrote:  and having had the 6670 which was a flawless GPU I wanted some on the same level if not slighlty better and this was perfect more performance with less power consumption,

I will be download the HD audio pack as im ready Smile

Thanks
Since you already bought HD6670, you'll enjoy it....and it's a powerful GPU for HTPC....

>Alienware X51- do it all HTPC
>Simplify XBMC configurations
>HOW-TO Bitstreaming using XBMC
I refused to watch movie without bitstreaming HD audio!
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-22 02:45 by bluray.)
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The case looks great in that "stereo furniture" a5ian300zx. Happy with the setup? Can I ask you how much the total price was?
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Hi Brannrev,

Thanks for the compliment, to tell you the truth i lost track with the cost a while a go as its been through so many changes initially I started with the first case and wanted a 12TB Nas and HTPC in one but changed my mind.

you can add it up with the spec listed in previous post.

if you want a passive cooled ATI with this case the best one i know of is the HIS 6670 but was not out at the time so i went for the 7750 because of the low TDP power, I have an aftermarket fan controller and some enzotech heatsinks low profile on the chips and was thinking of removing the fan and going passive, i might still do that and add another fan to the case connected to a fan controller to make it really quite Smile

a5ian300zx

NAS/XBMC: Qnap 869 Pro 3TBx4 Raid 5 PC: 2TBx4 in LSI 9260-8i Raid 5
HTPC/ESXI: Lian Li PCQ08 + Asrock Z77 ITX + Intel 2500T + 16GB Kingston LV 1600Mhz 1.35v + Sapphire 7750 Passive 1GB DDR5 + Seasonsonic X460 PSU + Crucial SSD M4 64GB + 2TB HDD
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