Change that to read, "32 bit Windows will NEVER support HD or Blu-Ray"
Microsoft revealed today that no 32-bit versions of Windows Vista will be able to play back “next generation high definition protected content” (translation – studio-released BluRay and HD-DVD movies).
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Change that to read, "32 bit Windows will NEVER support HD or Blu-Ray"
Microsoft revealed today that no 32-bit versions of Windows Vista will be able to play back “next generation high definition protected content” (translation – studio-released BluRay and HD-DVD movies).
So buy a 64 bit processor or forget it.