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Shimmering rays of light, gory exploding ogres—computer games enabled for DirectX 10, Windows Vista’s new graphics system, create lifelike images by tapping into an overlooked source of processing power: the graphics card. DirectX 10 lets the card take over the calculations that determine how to create and shape 3-D objects accurately. It can crunch more numbers than your PC’s overworked main processor, allowing games to flesh out detailed scenes. microsoft.com
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