Many online PC games will also run on your GeForce 6150-powered machine.
One of the features of the Nvidia nForce4 MCP motherboards is the inclusion of the Nvidia GeForce 6150 integrated graphics processing units. The inclusion of this GPU allows any PC to become operational without a video card installed. Because of the natural progression of CPU technology, the GeForce 6150 combined with a high-end Pentium 4 or AMD 64-bit Athlon CPU is capable of supporting some older PC titles, including a few that are considered to be classics among gamers.
SCUMM Games
SCUMM, which is short for Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion, is a game engine that has powered some of the most memorable and influential early PC titles. Games such as "The Curse of Monkey Island," "Maniac Mansion" and "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" are all games that were built on the SCUMM engine. Due to the game engine's simplicity, the games require very little CPU and even less GPU resources to run smoothly, making them ideal for any PC powered by the GeForce 6150 GPU.
Diablo II
Released in 2000, "DIablo II" from Blizzard Entertainment remains one of the most popular online games for the PC. This is due in part to a large and avid fanbase, as well as the fact that just about any computer can run it. In fact, "DIablo II" requires a CPU of 233 MHz or faster, 32MB of RAM and a GPU that can support DirectX. Any nForce 4 motherboard with the GeForce 6150 integrated GPU will more than meet those requirements, allowing you to quickly jump in to the game.
Counter-Strike
Another popular PC title, "Counter-Strike" has been played both casually and competitively since 2000, with few updates since 2003. Like "Diablo II," one of the reasons for its enduring popularity is its ability to run on just about any machine, whether desktop or laptop. In order to run the game smoothly, you have to turn down some of the graphics effects such as shadows and explosion animations unless the computer has a high-end CPU, but getting the game to run should be no problem at all.
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