This file is AMD VIRTU Universal MVP Installation Guide, introduces the product's hardware and software requirements, installation methods, etc.
The guide begins with the hardware and software specifications required to run VIRTU Universal MVP, including supported motherboards, CPUs, GPUs, RAM, disk space, operating system, APIs and driver requirements. It also explains the two operating modes – i‑Mode for power‑saving and d‑Mode for high‑performance 3D gaming.
Installation instructions cover both hardware setup and software installation from the support CD, followed by detailed steps to activate the VIRTU MVP control panel, enable or disable the driver, and configure performance features such as HyperFormance and Virtual Vsync. The document also describes how to manage the supported application list within the control panel.
| Motherboard | Any AMD Socket FM1 based platform with integrated onboard display output |
|---|---|
| CPU | AMD Socket FM1 |
| GPU (supported) | Nvidia GF/GTX 4xx/5xx series, AMD HD5xxx/HD6xxx series |
| RAM | At least 2 GB |
| Disk Space | At least 15 MB for English, 20 MB for International |
| Operating System | Windows 7 32‑bit and Windows 7 64‑bit |
| APIs | DirectX 9, DirectX 10/10.1, DirectX 11 |
| GPU Drivers | Nvidia – any WHQL driver; AMD – any WHQL driver |
You need an AMD Socket FM1 motherboard with integrated display, an AMD Socket FM1 CPU, a supported Nvidia or AMD GPU, at least 2 GB RAM, 15 MB (English) or 20 MB (International) of disk space, Windows 7 (32‑ or 64‑bit), DirectX 9‑11, and WHQL‑certified Nvidia or AMD drivers.
Install the required GPU drivers first, then run the installer from the support CD (path shown for Win7 32‑bit and 64‑bit), follow the Setup Wizard, accept the license, choose installation folders, and click Install. Restart the computer when prompted.
Open the VIRTU Control Panel from the Start menu or system‑tray icon, then click the “Enable/Disable” option. When disabled, the system uses the integrated graphics (IPG).
Turning on HyperFormance improves overall game performance and frame rate, while enabling Virtual Vsync allows higher FPS with reduced screen tearing.