Sep 23 2009, 02:17 PM
for sigma chip 
- i did see a sony dbu-x10s bluray internal drive selling at sri computer for only rm235.00 a month ago..
QUOTE(ar188 @ Sep 23 2009, 01:31 PM)
1. C200 come without BDrom so you can buy other BDroms and plug in like the LG x6 writer.. or if you prefer run twin 3.5" HDD in side the case.
anyway, what's wrong with 8642/3? u mean lousier than realtek izzit?
have you tried a Dune 1.0 before?
have you tried DVICO 6500 before
all uses sigma designs running at only 300MHz.. also can play BD-ISO/BDMV with Java (dune) and basic BDMV (6500 with BD-lite)
realtek can't even bitstream lossless audio now (have to wait for SDK 2.0 as per chew's comment) let alone read BD-ISO.. or play Java.. you think any hope to be a BD media streamer (high end requirement)? at best it's just a mid range RMVB+MKV player..
new Sigma designs 8642/3 and 55 chipset is 500-667MHZ.. that's roughtly twice as powerful as before...
This post has been edited by andyz: Sep 23 2009, 02:20 PManyway, what's wrong with 8642/3? u mean lousier than realtek izzit?
have you tried a Dune 1.0 before?
have you tried DVICO 6500 before
all uses sigma designs running at only 300MHz.. also can play BD-ISO/BDMV with Java (dune) and basic BDMV (6500 with BD-lite)
realtek can't even bitstream lossless audio now (have to wait for SDK 2.0 as per chew's comment) let alone read BD-ISO.. or play Java.. you think any hope to be a BD media streamer (high end requirement)? at best it's just a mid range RMVB+MKV player..
new Sigma designs 8642/3 and 55 chipset is 500-667MHZ.. that's roughtly twice as powerful as before...
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