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In order to play the game users will need a computer capable of running Windows 7, with an Intel 3 GHz or AMD equivalent processor, 1 GB system memory (RAM), at least 9GB of Hard Drive, and a video card with support for Shader Model 3, namely NVidia 6600 or ATI 1300 or higher.
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In order to play the game users will need a computer capable of running Windows 7, with an Intel 3 GHz or AMD equivalent processor, 1 GB system memory (RAM), at least 9GB of Hard Drive, and a video card with support for Shader Model 3, namely NVidia 6600 or ATI 1300 or higher.
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The patch, called the NVidia Graphics Update 2009, is gone forever.
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To overclock most of today’s CPUs, you bump up your computer’s bus speed, either through the system’s PC Setup or BIOS program or via a Windows-based utility such as NVidia’s NTune.
20 Things Tech Companies Don’t Want You to Know | Impact Lab 2005
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If you have an NVidia video card, the Windows 7 drivers include NView Desktops, the equivalent of Spaces.
Win 7 Vs Mac OS X Leopard: Feature-by-Feature Showdown | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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But last year it acquired a company specifically focussed on low-power technology, and has been working on developing chips to rival those designed by ARM and built by companies such as Texas Instruments, Qualcomm and NVidia.
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I'm pretty sure NVidia, AMD/ATi, and Intel all make most of their money on the enthusiast market.
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Note: Nouveau does not support 3D effects so installing the official NVidia driver is recommended.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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You also might want to look at the chipset of your motherboard; I'm not sure it makes a big difference, but I have an NVidia motherboard chipset and an NVidia videocard.
shopping nathreee 2010
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- Fn-F8 did not work and required using the NVidia settings app to switch display.
The Jaunty Jackalope Hops Aboard Ubuntu’s Ark - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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