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  1. 12th Aug 2006 21:45 #1
    sdsumike619
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    So is there any way to get around the message at installation that says I can't use Encore becuse my processor doesn't support SSE2 ?
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    If it's Ver.2.0, then i believe the answer is no...
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  3. 13th Aug 2006 02:53 #3
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    son-of-a!
    Why would they make software that way? My cpu isn't great or anything but it can still run programs, it's an AMD 1800+ I was looking forward to learning Encore.
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    Does the motherboard accept an upgradable CPU, or is that part of the chipset??
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  5. 13th Aug 2006 22:17 #5
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    I don't know.. I know the motherboard can take a better chip, but if I were to go that far, I'd just put together a better system anyways... I was hoping there might be some special "hack" or way to trick Encore DVD into thinking my CPU had the right feature supported.
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=291902
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