It will work fine...but Edius will not use it at all, except for it's overlay (D3D overlay, new feature in 4.5), which even a cheaper card can handle. But other than that, if you're planning to use Vitascene etc, After Effects (for OpenGL previews) etc, then that's a great card, but kind of an overkill if you're only using Edius.
Yes, I'm just wanting to be sure there won't be an issue with overlay. I've heard that there is an issue with these cards and overlay in Avid Liquid Edition Pro.
Technically, OHCI also uses DX9 overlay. The DVStorm is different since the overlay is handled by the DVStorm, with no assistance or use of the graphics board/GPU.
That said, I don't see any reason why the 8800 series board wouldn't work with DVStorm.
This is correct. DX10 cards are backwards compatible with DX9 (and back).
The CD the 8600/8800 cards comes with contains updated versions of DirectX 9, these versions contain some D3DX10 dlls, some people were having grief with these cards as the newer DX9 update was loaded during installation, MS has come out with newer versions that correct some of these problems, the latest one I downloaded was directx_aug2007_redist.exe
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