3D Desktop on SUSE
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Depends my friend. I would recommend at least 512mb the least and a good single core running around 1.8-2.0 GHZ. At least a great ATI or NVIDIA card around 64-128MB or ram.
But yes it does, like I said depending on your system.
linuxboy2005 3 years ago
Do these effects take up a lot of the computers resources?
CutterLad 3 years ago