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The CPU is 4 days old. The current drivers and OS were already installed by SAGER upon arrival. 
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The CPU is 4 days old. The current drivers and OS were already installed by SAGER upon arrival.

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I have a Pentium m 2.26, 1 gig of ram, and an nvidia 7800 gtx. I have already installed doom 3, f.e.a.r., command and conquer zero hour, and &quot;the chronicles of riddick&quot;. They all run fine except for the chronicles of riddick. After installation, I tried to run the game and it gave me an error. The error stated that I needed an &quot;OPENGL 1.3 Driver or higher to run this program. I have looked around and have not found that driver specifically, and I am not sure how to install it once I do. It is also confusing to think that Doom 3 and F.E.A.R. run fine, since they run on the most advanced graphics engines out there. Also, the first error it had another one that stated a runtime error in the systems 32 folder. I assume it was because it terminated the initiation of the program because of the driver issue. Can someone please help?
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I have a Pentium m 2.26, 1 gig of ram, and an nvidia 7800 gtx. I have already installed doom 3, f.e.a.r., command and conquer zero hour, and "the chronicles of riddick". They all run fine except for the chronicles of riddick. After installation, I tried to run the game and it gave me an error. The error stated that I needed an "OPENGL 1.3 Driver or higher to run this program. I have looked around and have not found that driver specifically, and I am not sure how to install it once I do. It is also confusing to think that Doom 3 and F.E.A.R. run fine, since they run on the most advanced graphics engines out there. Also, the first error it had another one that stated a runtime error in the systems 32 folder. I assume it was because it terminated the initiation of the program because of the driver issue. Can someone please help?

OpenGL 1.3 or higher

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