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  Mmm... strange as to WDM drivers for 8 and 9 series for Win7 32bit are available... :?
  As for the CPU capabilities on my TV-Out I really believe that it's my PC. Running Core i7 940, 3GB DDR3 Corsair XMS and nVidia GeForce 275.
   
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  Mmm... strange as to WDM drivers for 8 and 9 series for Win7 32bit are available... :?
  

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  Any chance you can point me towards where I can find these? The last WDM driver that I can find from nVidia is v4.13, which is almost 4 years old.
  
  Not forgetting that I'm using a 7-series card (7800 GTX).
  
   
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  Time for a upgrade perhaps?
   
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  Not yet. I only do a major upgrade once every 6 years
  
  I shouldn't have to upgrade all (or any) of my hardware to use Windows 7. It should be backwards compatible with most hardware. Sure, if my hardware is incredibly old, then I could understand. But it's not.
  
  Still hoping MayheM can show me where I can find those WDM drivers.
  
   
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  Still hoping MayheM can show me where I can find those WDM drivers.
  
  

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  My Bad on the WDM drivers... :$ Got confused there for a bit
   
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  My Bad on the WDM drivers... :$ Got confused there for a bit
  

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  Morgue = sad :(
  
  Such high hopes there for a while...
  
  
  
   
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  Morgue, 7 series cards are extremely old. We've had the 8 & 9 series and pass already. Pluse the 7800 was the first release of the 7 series. 6 years is really a long time to wait between upgrades but then again it's all about prioroties.
   
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  Morgue, 7 series cards are extremely old. We've had the 8 & 9 series and pass already. Pluse the 7800 was the first release of the 7 series. 6 years is really a long time to wait between upgrades but then again it's all about prioroties.
  

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  Uhm, I'm not saying I've had the 7800 GTX for 6 years. That card is around 3 years old. Which might stretch the definition of 'extremely'
  
  And yes, it is about priorities. I'm not prepared to spend 5 to 10 grand every two or three years to keep my system "up to date". Having to scrape money together continually so that I can 'upgrade' interferes with spending on other spheres of my life that are equally (or even more) important. Rather, I spend a large sum of money when I initially upgrade, so that the PC lasts me longer. Instead of keeping up with the Jones's, I buy ahead of the curve.
  
  Case in point: My dual-core home machine is three-and-a-half years old. And yet it easily outperforms my 6-month old quad-core machine at the office.
  
  And here's something else to think about: even if I had a nVidia 275 GTX, it would STILL not have WDM support in Windows 7. This is nVidia's fault, not mine.
  
   
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  Points taken. Wish there was something I could do to help but it seems as if we've run outta options.
   
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  Points taken. Wish there was something I could do to help but it seems as if we've run outta options.
  

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  Ah, I'm rarely out of options ;-)
  
  I will bypass Win7 driver integrity to load the WDM drivers and see what happens. But that discussion will continue in the WDM thread - this one is supposed to be about degradation of playback quality