Posted the answer over in the AV thread. Only the GTX 460, GTS 450, and GT 430 can do this properly. Every other card can do compressed formats, just not lossless audio. It sucks, but that's the state of affairs. You can thank Sony for such "good" DRM on Bluray for all the hoops we audiophiles much jump through to play back their sacred content.
No you can thank the entire industry for that. Sony is only one member of the Blu-ray alliance. Another member is Apple who was the DRM king for years through iTunes.
Yes, according to EVGA "Yes, using the DVI to HDMI adapter that is in the box." It is designed in.
According to NVIDIA, here is the audio specification for the GTX 590 reference design:
Support for the following audio modes:
Dolby Digital (AC3), DTS 5.1, Multi-channel (7.1) LPCM, Dolby Digital Plus (DD+), MPEG2/MPEG4 AAC
Data rates of 44.1 KHz, 48 KHz, 88.2 KHz, 96 KHz, 176 KHz, and 192 KHz
Word sizes of 16-bit, 20-bit, and 24-bit
OK, I am going with 1 GTX 590 EVGA Classified, 1 i7 990z or 2600k Over clocked, 8 or 12GB 1600 Ram, 1 120GB to 160GB SSD, 1 2TB HDD, 1 DL Reader / Writer, 1 BD Reader / Writer, Coolmaster HAF-X, and the best mobo and psu for this setup. Also I want the system to run quite but I dont want water cooling. How should I do this? Cyberpowerpc? Custom Build?
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