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"Kasey Chang (remove EATSPAM to reply)" <kschang77@eatspamhotmail.com> wrote
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> "Paul Jawlinski" <PaulJawlinski@yahoo.de> wrote in message
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>> Can anybody play need for speed underground with a notebook and
> Windows XP?
>> The notebook has an onboard SIS-630 grahic card and 32mb ram. On my
> notebook
>> the game don't not start and don't give any a message.
>
> If I read that correctly, the answer is "not even close". Sounds like
> you
> got 32 megs of RAM for the entire system. This game needs 32 megs of
> RAM JUST ON THE VIDEO CARD!
I doubt it. Windows XP doesn't run on 32MB of RAM. Also, the SiS630 uses
shared video memory; it has no memory of its own.
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