dividebyzero
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1. The system is HDCP compliant- if the display is also you are good to go.
2. 2x2Gb is better. The motherboard (as with the majority) utilises dual-channel memory.
Your link doesn't work for me. If you're unsure about compatibility then check the compatibility list of the motherboard
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3309#ov (Memory Support LIst download button on the right). Non-ECC is correct and you are looking for a kit with a voltage with an upper limit of ~1.65v maximum. Gigabyte boards work well with Corsair, Crucial, Kingston, G.Skill in general. I would not buy generic (no name) brand memory sticks.
From what you have posted, I don't see any problem with displaying output to 1080i. The Intel graphics -which I assume you will be using- should provide a pretty good viewing experience.
2. 2x2Gb is better. The motherboard (as with the majority) utilises dual-channel memory.
Your link doesn't work for me. If you're unsure about compatibility then check the compatibility list of the motherboard
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3309#ov (Memory Support LIst download button on the right). Non-ECC is correct and you are looking for a kit with a voltage with an upper limit of ~1.65v maximum. Gigabyte boards work well with Corsair, Crucial, Kingston, G.Skill in general. I would not buy generic (no name) brand memory sticks.
From what you have posted, I don't see any problem with displaying output to 1080i. The Intel graphics -which I assume you will be using- should provide a pretty good viewing experience.