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Windows 7 Service Pack 1(Build 7601) CPU: 4 Processor(2) Running at 3.4G RAM: 4.00GB Free Drive Space: 770.6GB ================================= === BASIC SYSTEM INFO ================================= OS: Windows 7 Service Pack 1(Build 7601) CPU: 4 Processor(2) running at 3.4G RAM: 4.00GB Free drive space: 770.6GB ================================= === OVERVIEW ================================= OVERALL RESULTS: Your system meets the recommended requirements to play TERA. 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