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 {{Test Entry|revision=7248|OS=Windows 7 Ultimate x64|CPU=Intel i7 920 2.66GHz|GPU=nVidia GTX260 896MB|result=Crashed with fog enabled. Playable now fog disabled but choppy at 1680x1050|tester=}}
 {{Test Entry|revision=7369|OS=Windows 7 Professional x64|CPU=Intel Q6700@4x2.66Mhz|GPU=nVidia geForce 8800 GTX / 768MB|result=Playable, but low FPS (10-20). Use DX11 to avoid post-intro crashes|tester=}}
-{{Test Entry|revision=7483|OS=Windows 7 Ultimate x86|CPU=Intel Quad Q8300 @3.0GHz|GPU=nVidia geForce 9500GT|result=Let me say, around 85% playable. Keeps nice FPS at small places, but usually gets a big slowdown on big scenarium. Averagely, it's ~25FPS - going from 30~18FPS. Yet, it's reasonably enjoyable. You get used to the slowdowns. Disable fog and lightning for better performance. Overall, works good. Still, as it has no split-screen multiplayer, I see no point on emulating it, when you can just play the pc version.|tester=[[User:Rafaello Fareday|Rafaello Fareday]]}}
+{{Test Entry|revision=7483|OS=Windows 7 Ultimate x86|CPU=Intel Quad Q8300 @3.0GHz|GPU=nVidia geForce 9500GT|result=Let me say, around 85% playable. Keeps nice FPS at small places, but usually gets a big slowdown on big scenarium. Averagely, it's ~25FPS - but usually drops to 15. Yet, it's reasonably enjoyable. You get used to the slowdowns. Disable fog and lightning for better performance. Overall, works good. Still, as it has no split-screen multiplayer, I see no point on emulating it, when you can just play the pc version.|tester=[[User:Rafaello Fareday|Rafaello Fareday]]}}
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