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<blockquote data-quote="dae3dae3" data-source="post: 616354" data-attributes="member: 104058">Well, I'm not going to say that I didn't have trouble getting everything going but as far as being able to play 1080P goes this Intel DG45ID motherboard is a big time winner.&nbsp; It will play a 1080P h264 mkv with the processor basically at idle.&nbsp; Intel DG45ID MotherboardIntel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93Ghz 2 GB Crucial 1024MB PC6400 DDR2 800MHSeagate 1.5TB Serial ATA HD 7200/32MB/SATA-3GWindows 7 Ultimate 64 bitHaali media splitter decoding h264 MKV Avatar 1080P Bluray rip goes no higher than 3% processor.&nbsp; The video was smooth with absolutely no sign of any stuttering or problems that I could see.I had a lot of trouble getting everything going but it turns out that not only did I have a bad power supply my copy of Windows was also corrupted.&nbsp; I reinstalled windows 7 x86 four times and couldn't get anything to work.&nbsp; I then tried the 64 bit version and other than having some trouble downloading 64 bit drivers from Intel's website everything went smooth as glass.&nbsp; I was worried about the 2gb of ram since people here seem to recommend way more than that but I'm not even close to using the 2gb so I don't know why people are recommending so much ram.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dae3dae3, post: 616354, member: 104058"] Well, I'm not going to say that I didn't have trouble getting everything going but as far as being able to play 1080P goes this Intel DG45ID motherboard is a big time winner. It will play a 1080P h264 mkv with the processor basically at idle. Intel DG45ID Motherboard Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93Ghz 2 GB Crucial 1024MB PC6400 DDR2 800MH Seagate 1.5TB Serial ATA HD 7200/32MB/SATA-3G Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Haali media splitter decoding h264 MKV Avatar 1080P Bluray rip goes no higher than 3% processor. The video was smooth with absolutely no sign of any stuttering or problems that I could see. I had a lot of trouble getting everything going but it turns out that not only did I have a bad power supply my copy of Windows was also corrupted. I reinstalled windows 7 x86 four times and couldn't get anything to work. I then tried the 64 bit version and other than having some trouble downloading 64 bit drivers from Intel's website everything went smooth as glass. I was worried about the 2gb of ram since people here seem to recommend way more than that but I'm not even close to using the 2gb so I don't know why people are recommending so much ram. [/QUOTE]

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