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Appendix This screen shows the applications that GPU VIRTUALIZATION supports with the available graphic cards. The application list is changed according to the graphic cards available in the system. The list includes the applications that meet functionality and performance tests done by Lucid quality assurance. GPU VIRTUALIZATION allows users to add new applications using the "Add", "Edit" and "Remove" buttons. Lucid cannot guarantee the functionality and performance of applications that were not part of the Lucid qualified application list provided with the product. When selecting the "Add" option, the following window is displayed: Place the desired application full "exe" file path in the "exe name" box. Clicking on the "..." button next to the "exe name" box allows using a standard Windows browser to find the location of the desired application "exe" file. The "Friendly name" box allows the user to give the desired application a name that best describes the application. This is a free text box. Press "OK" after filling the required information. This will automatically add and application to the supported game list. Once the desired application will activate, GPU VIRTUALIZATION will be applied to this application. Note - adding manually an application that was not originally part of the game list means that the application did not pass Lucid QA tests. Lucid cannot guarantee the functionality and performance of applications that were not part of the Lucid qualified application list provided with the driver. 121

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This screen shows the applications that GPU VIRTUALIZATION supports with the available
graphic cards. The application list is changed according to the graphic cards available in the
system. The list includes the applications that meet functionality and performance tests done by
Lucid quality assurance.
GPU VIRTUALIZATION allows users to add new applications using the “Add”, “Edit” and
“Remove” buttons. Lucid cannot guarantee the functionality and performance of applications that
were not part of the Lucid qualified application list provided with the product.
When selecting the “Add” option, the following window is displayed:
Place the desired application full “exe” file path in the “exe name” box. Clicking on the “…” button
next to the “exe name” box allows using a standard Windows browser to find the location of the
desired application “exe” file.
The “Friendly name” box allows the user to give the desired application a name that best
describes the application. This is a free text box.
Press “OK” after filling the required information. This will automatically add and application to the
supported game list. Once the desired application will activate, GPU VIRTUALIZATION will be
applied to this application.
Note -
adding manually an application that was not originally part of the game list means that the
application did not pass Lucid QA tests. Lucid cannot guarantee the functionality and performance
of applications that were not part of the Lucid qualified application list provided with the driver.