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Shoot More Monsters with Bigger Guns

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Watch this MultiVu video to see why game developers are so excited about unified architectures and enhanced processor cores. To us, this simply means that we can shoot more monsters, use bigger guns and see more carnage. Video courtesy of NVIDIA.

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