NVidia Custom Settings doesn't show games from Xbox Beta, making impossible to use custom...

Do you have the Nvidia Geforce Experience? all the games you have on Xbox Beta will show up on Geforce Experience and can be optimized from there,

All my Xbox Beta games show up on Geforce Experience and can be optimized from there.

What happens if you right click and try running with proccesser on the game?

@ US The PS3 has an Nvidia gpu, RSX is a customized version of the 7900GT tailormade by Nvidia. And ofcourse the next xbox isn't going to use an off the shelf 6670. It will be an onboard custom variant. But still, all things taken into account. That is still
a year old mediocre chipset that they are going to put into a console that will get released late next year.

Don't be surprised if handheld tablets like the inevitable iPad 4 will make the next 360 look a bit silly by that time...

If it is for a beta or a demo you cannot

Custom family settings mean to have a child account setting privacy to adult doesn't affect it demos and betas as they are covered by international laws

You will need a full adult account

And gold if you are playing multilayer betas

[quote user="Obsessive Power"]Didn't Microsoft also have a bit of a falling out with Nvidia of the GPU of the original Xbox? When NVidia stopped making the chips, MS couldn't make any more consoles anyway.[/quote]Yes, but it didn't matter as that happened
mere months before the 360 launched.

Looking at the specs of the original Xbox, it was nothing more than a low end PC in special box. It contained an Intel Pentium 3 type processor and a custom NVidia GPU that was between the GeForce III - 4. Microsoft didn't own the IP to the hardware,
it was almost made up of 'off the shelf' PC parts.

Not particularly. The way the technologies in the XBOX were combined was never seen outside the console, and never would have been as it combined technology from Intel, nVidia, and AMD all into one
device. While the CPU was an off the shelf part (I don't consider blowing fuses to be "customized"), the rest was customized for the needs of the console.