Intel Viiv - Features

Features

To be certified as a Viiv-technology based, PCs must feature one of the following dual-core or quad-core processors:

  • Intel Pentium D
  • Intel Pentium Extreme Edition (which is Pentium D-based)
  • Intel Core Duo
  • Intel Core 2 Duo
  • Intel Core 2 Extreme
  • Intel Core 2 Quad

Alongside one of the following chipsets:

  • Intel 975X Express, 955X Express, 945G Express, 945P Express, 945GT Express, P965 Express, G965 Express or
  • Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset

And one of the following network adapters:

  • Intel PRO/1000 PM, PRO/100 VE, or PRO/100 VM

Some of the other features of Viiv PCs include:

  • Intel Matrix Storage Technology for setting up a RAID 0, 1, 5, or 10 array.
  • Support for up to 1080i high-definition television
  • Optional Integrated Media Server (IMS) - software designed to allow other portable devices in the same network.
  • 64-bit processor running a 32-bit operating system.
  • Gigabit ethernet controller (only with Intel PRO/1000 PM Network Adapter)
  • Integrated digital video recorder (DVR)
  • Optional TV tuner
  • At least 5.1 channel audio, up to 7.1 audio
  • Intel's Quick Resume technology: allows on and off in a few seconds like a normal VCR or DVD player (Viiv 1.5 and prior versions)
  • Windows XP Media Center Edition with Update Rollup 2 or Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate, 32-bit versions.

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