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June 20,
2007
INTEL CONFIDENTIAL
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Minimum System
Requirements
The following are requirements for
installing and using the Intel Laptop Gaming TDK (as tested). Other configurations may also work, but
have not been verified.
Hardware:
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Intel
CoreTM Duo Processor or faster recommended.
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Minimum
512 Mb Random Access Memory (RAM).
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Minimum
128 Mb Video RAM, using AGP 4x or PCI Express Bus.
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802.11
a/b/g Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), or Fast Ethernet Local Area
Network (LAN) connection.
Software:
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Microsoft*
Windows* XP, Professional/Home/Media Center Edition.
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Microsoft* DirectX* 9
SDK - December 2005 version or later (in order to compile the Basic Physics sample
app)
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Microsoft* Visual Studio 2003 or 2005 (C++)
Installation
See the “Getting Started” section of the
Intel Laptop Gaming TDK User Guide for step-by-step instructions on installing the
Laptop Gaming TDK.
Release
1.1
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A memory leak was found
in NetworkInfo class. This would affect anybody who is running TDK in threaded
mode to watch for some of the wireless capabilities. The best way to diagnose
this problem would be to monitor the number of handles in the task manager. If
the number of handles keeps increasing, you need to download Release v1.1
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Removed some complexity within the API class. This
should not affect any existing users.
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Changed the installer from installshiled to use
microsoft installer. The earlier downloadable file had a .exe extension.
Starting Release v1.1 it will use Microsoft Installer and hence would have a
.msi extension.
Known Issues
The following are known issues as of the date of these release
notes:
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Reference
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Title
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Details
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139
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GetCPUUtilization API
specification causes reduction of frame rate.
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If you
press the "U" key in the Basic Physics sample app (in order to display CPU
utilization) you will see a reduction in frame-rate. This should not be a big
issue when used sparingly.
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Please report all other issues to Intel
Premier Support at http://premier.intel.com.
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