Is that the hardware based DRM that intel was rumoured to be implementing into its newer chips? I heard that a year or so ago but never knew if it was confirmed or denied.Originally Posted by nn_step
Then you might want to weary of the new Intel and AMD high end procs that are said to be coming out.. there are Rumors about them adding Protected hardware circuitry..Fortunately I know AM2 is without it atleast for now..
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ummm... ive kinda been out of the loop of intel procs (got kinda racist against netburst for some reason...dno why *cough*housefire*cough* :P not really) but yeah, can somebody fill me in on weather this is 478, 479, or 775?, or linky me
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Yes it is called Intel's TRUSTED platform. Which I don't trust for one second.
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It should be named "New Intel processor based on a new archtecture that is better than anything you have ever seen by around 20% buy it please"
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