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CIS FAQs
(frequently asked questions)
Q: How does the
feedback interface work? How do I get the feedback
interface to do _____ ?
A: On the CIS control panel, click on Interface |
Description
Or, left-click on the
interface's name. (in blue)
If you feel the interface
description is unclear or incomplete, please submit feedback by
clicking on Help.
Q: Does the CIS
require a high-end computer?
A: Not necessarily. However, the CIS does require a
computer capable of playing 3D games.
Also, the biofeedback system
being used along with the CIS may have high-end requirements.
A computer that exceeds the
minimum requirements of the biofeedback system's needs is
required.
Q: Are Intel
graphics chips (GPUs) good for 3D games?
A: No. Though
*some* may adequately work.
Intel GPUs have a long history of
poor support for 3D graphics, and in winter 2009 Intel
indefinitely shelved
its plans to make a mainstream 3D
GPU. More info here.
Q: Which makes the
better GPUs (graphics chips) - nVidia or AMD?
A: Both make excellent GPUs. Even their low-end GPUs
will run the CIS and 3D games.
nVidia GPUs have native support
for 3D glasses, physics calculations, and CUDA.
Q: Is there any
way to update a laptop's GPU?
A: No. And unfortunately, many laptops only have an
Intel GPU.
If you use a laptop, BE SURE IT
HAS A GOOD 3D GRAPHICS CHIP.
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