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My question - would Lightworks run well on my computer?
AMD Athlon II X2 220 Processor, ~2.8GHz
3 GB RAM
1TB Hard Drive
NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 graphics card
If there is any more info you need just let me know.
Thanks!
I think lightworks should run on that.
The main issue I had was, it is impossible to use.
The interface is in no way intuitive, and it takes forever to load anything.
Oh. What do you mean by the interface not being intuitive?
I had a look at light works and personally I found the interface very overwhelming - the best description of what it was like is: 
While i'm sure if I tried I could get used to it and learn how to use the program but honestly I couldn't be bothered!
But then it is free so try it yourself and well you can always uninstall it later 
I think I will. Thanks.
Okay, so I downloaded it and all that it needed, and it came up with this:
The Lightworks application failed to initialize with the following message:
Failed to initialize Direct3D
LwCheck: .\LwD3D.cpp(425) FAILED with code 0x8876086a
What do I do?
from a quick search, it would a appear you might wanna try updatin' ur video card's driver. Wanna give that a shot? 
Whoops, I needed to restart my computer. xD
Now I understand you ZP. I'm installing right away. 
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