Select the DirectX tab and where it says “VRAM” select something like 256 MB or 128 MB minimum if you don’t have enough RAM I guess.ħ. If you don’t see it select it from the dropdownĦ. Once that’s done you should see the path you selected above under “Config folder / Running instance” (no quotes). You’ll need to figure out where Splinter Cell is installed to.ĥ. Browse to the system folder of the Splinter Cell game folder (i.e. In that folder, you extracted the contents to, run dgVoodooSetup.exe and select Add.Ĥ. You can place that folder anywhere you wish.ģ. Extract the zip folder to some other folder called something like dgVoodoo that you can create. Click on downloads and get the latest version.Ģ. Please follow the steps below from top to bottom:ġ. intel Core 2 Duo, intel Core i3 or AMD Athlon dual-core equivalent (intel Core 2 Quad, intel Core i5 or AMD Phenom recommended). Enough GPU power to at least run these tweaks without extra configuration (More GPU power recommended). Windows Vista w/ DirectX 11 installed (Windows 7 or higher recommended) ATI Radeon HD 2xxx or nVidia GeForce 8 series w/ Direct3D 10.0 (ATI Radeon HD 3xxx or nVidia GeForce 200 series w/ Direct3D 10.1 recommended)

First things first you’ll need to download and install the optional DirectX runtime files [System Requirements:

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