#Does intel burn test work on amd software#

The 'SGX Requirement' is quite literally an imposed limitation from certain Blu-Ray Drive Manufacturers (like Pioneer). Because of Plundervolt, UHD BR encryption may be broken sometime soon since it has been reported that UHD BR keys are dumped when undervolting.ДЄnd BTW - not all of us out there who want to play back UHD BR disks on our PCs want to pirate them.ДЄCSS 2.0 only requires HDCP 2.2 Support., which you're essentially talking about ANY GPU Architecture from 2015 on-ward. This all assumes, of course, that you want legal playback. IMO, AMD needs to come up with something similar and promote that to the Bluray Association for adoption as part of the Bluray spec otherwise, we're stuck with Intel SGX no matter how many exploits there are. I am well aware of all the exploits you mention, yet that has not driven the Bluray Association to change their spec. I have contacted Cyberlink support directly and asked them about supporting AMD procs, and their response was 'UHD Blu-ray support is driven by the Bluray association, and SGX is required by the association to play back UHD Blu-ray disks.' It has nothing to do with the drive other than you must have, to use PowerDVD to play back UHD Blu-rays, a compliant UHD drive - which are basically BDXL drives with newer firmware.

#Does intel burn test work on amd software#

Ultra HD Blu-ray:В Intel 7th generation (Kaby Lake) Core i processors and above that support the Intel Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX) technology.

Have a look at Go to the PowerDVD Ultra/Live selection and note under Processor