yar! lol

my 7 year old gateway with nvidia 6500 graphics, single core 3.0ghz hyper threading prcessor, and 3 gig ddr2 ram could play wow at over 50 fps on ultra settings, i played rift with that comp on the lowest pssible settings and was pulling like 3-5fps,

and the whole reason i built a new computer is cuz rift litterally made my motherboard turn black ><

7 months on wow n ultra, not an issue, 2 weeks on rift on low, fried....i guess that happens when u play a game that actually has good graphics, not that cartoony shit like wow lol.

.. my comp fried right after beta and into head-start... glad my friend let me use his comp for a couple months till i got mine built lol..

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This post was edited by adamSn on Jun 12 2011 09:35am

unless you have 2 monitors i would have went with a video card for 120 bucks i do belive the 5770's had duel output as well.

sapphire vapor x series is not all that bad.

leme know how many times ps3 has been hacked vs 360 and how much better the support is i own both 360 and ps3 the ps3 i got only for the blue ray cuz was cheaper then blue ray players at the time rofacopter

360 has been hacked over 5 times, and not only has it been hacked, but a lot wrse then sony, peoples acconts were entirely stolen whereas ps3 accounts were not.

i believe that answers your question

you might want to read up on shit before making a post




i only got 1 32 inch monitor right now but will be getting another 32 inch so i can run eyefinity, the 2nd 32 inch will be an led tv for 3d for my ps3

Just so long as you know video cards have a maxium output aswell certian cards will only go so big . If you have a stupid big monitor a cheap card wont get you the res you are looking for.

well im running at max / native reslution of the monitor, which is 1080 through hdmi, it runs super smooth at maxxed graphics settings in game, if i only had 1 card maybe not, thats why i got 2 cards

this thread makes me lol

gfg

then returned yet to have a day down n where company so fucked that they don8 games so kids play soup