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--------- how does anyone really know exactly how much sony pays for parts im sure all that stuff is very confidential and do you not think sony gets a considerable percentage off of each part the cell and the gpu are the most expensive part for sure and those 2 things are well under

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I thought gpu acceleration on osx was using an opencl implementation and not specifically video-decoding hardware.

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May 13, 2009 at 8: 23 AM it doesn't have gpu acceleration and shader support. so prefer mpc home cinema is the way to go.

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However, CoreAVC doesn't really have gpu acceleratoion per se.

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To buy only a case with power supply that is at all comparable to the xbox case would cost you around $100, and that's without a mobo, cpu, ram, hdd, gpu.

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I've tried some PC ripoffs, but none of them were fast enough, I guess b/c they lack gpu acceleration.

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I thought gpu acceleration on osx was using an opencl implementation and not specifically video-decoding hardware.

Flash 10.1 "Gala" Gives Mac Users Hardware-Accelerated Streaming Video | Lifehacker Australia 2010

I've tried some PC ripoffs, but none of them were fast enough, I guess b/c they lack gpu acceleration.

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LloydFever: I built a dell laptop with double the gpu memory, a faster processor, and 2 more gb of RAM than the standard Apple 13-inch.

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However, CoreAVC doesn't really have gpu acceleratoion per se.

XBMC 9.04 “Babylon” Updates For All Supported Platforms | Lifehacker Australia 2009