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PlanetHalfLife are reporting that an interesting article has been put up on FiringSquad detailing about some nVidia chipset graphics cards not being able to run DirectX 9. Here's a snip:
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You can read the full article here.
The article is very well written and seems to have an unbiased view point of the classic nVidia vs ATi arguments.[br]Auto detection is also good for those who don’t have the patience to tweak the plethora of visual settings present within Half-Life 2. Checkboxes for model, texture, water, and shadow detail are located within the video section’s advanced menu, while anti-aliasing and texture filtering can also be adjusted here. This still doesn’t include the console! It can all be pretty intimidating if you don’t know what any of these settings does.[br]
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Arguing the case for auto detection is an easy one, clearly it benefits all parties. But what happens if end users are forced down one set path, and aren’t allowed to adjust certain settings? This appears to be the case for GeForce FX card owners.
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You can read the full article here.