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Major nerdfest starting here post you PC rig and specific specs I'll start with my good computer I've had it for about 14 months and its just awesome never fails me and has never had a single problem, handles all my needs perfectly and fast.

PC:
CPU: AMD TRI core X3 8450 @ 2.1GHz
MotherBoard: ASUS M2N68-AM modbo @ 1066MHz FSB
RAM: 4GB 800MHZ Kingston
HDD: 1x 160GB 7200RPM & 1x 888.8GB 7200RPM (woohoo)
Graphics Card: ASUS ATI 4850 512MB GDDR3 (super fast awesome card)
Power Supply: 520 Modular PSU
Case: Thermaltake V9


3D Mark 06 usually gets about 16000 Points which is very nice.
MW2 plays at about 40-70FPS in multiplayer and single player drops to about 30-55 FPS.
Crysis plays a very high with no AA 22-38 FPS.

Compare share and brag what ever anyone who has a better rig than this is a fag :-)

Here's my pr0000 Xbox:
Ram: about 500mb if i'm lucky.
CPU: No it's a "cell" noob fag
Motherboard: There isn't even room for a decent motherboard it's so small.
Graphics Card: A really crappy one which doesn't run anti aliasing and antistropic filtering.

I don't care about 3D Mark or FPS, so long as I can play Halo or Gears of War with my pre puberty peers then I'm ignorantly happy.

PC:
CPU: AMD TRI core X3 8450 @ 2.1GHz
MotherBoard: ASUS M2N68-AM modbo @ 1066MHz FSB
RAM: 4GB 800MHZ Kingston
Graphics Card: ASUS ATI 4850 512MB GDDR3 (super fast awesome card)
Power Supply: 520 Modular PSU
Case: Thermaltake V9


3D Mark 06 usually gets about 16000 Points which is very nice.
MW2 plays at about 40-70FPS in multiplayer and single player drops to about 30-55 FPS.
Crysis plays a very high with no AA 22-38 FPS.
MINE BITCHES!

Diss it if you want but I bought that whole setup for $100.

I don't really play that many games on it (mostly used for 3D Max, Photoshop etc) but I had some demo's of fairly new games and the framerate worked fine for them.

BRIK wrote:

Operating System: Windows Vista Home Basic (6.0, Build 6001) Service Pack 1 (6001.vistasp1_gdr.100218-0019)
System Manufacturer: Compaq-Presario
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 3.40GHz (2 CPUs), ~3.4GHz
Memory: 1534MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 10
ATI Radeon HD 4350
Realtek High Definition Audio
80GB HDD (this is in dire need of replacement)

Diss it if you want but I bought that whole setup for $100.

I don't really play that many games on it (mostly used for 3D Max, Photoshop etc) but I had some demo's of fairly new games and the framerate worked fine for them.

Not bad abit old using the aged Pentium D setup but should upgrade that ram to at least 2GB and for the love of god 80GB?
When I first got my computer with a 160GB HDD I was forever (until I got another HDD) Shuffling about 500MB of free space I allmost had nothing to spare on there.
I don't know how you survive, buy anyway

Oh trust me man, its bad. There is constant deleting, defragging, and uninstalling to keep space up. I have pretty much given up games on there because they take up to much room.

CPU: Intel Core i5 740 (Quad Core) @ 2.9 GHz
M/B: Asus P7P55-LX
RAM: 4GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1333 MHz
GFX: Nvidia GeForce GTX 275 896MB
HDD: Samsung 1TB, Western Digital 250GB, Seagate 640GB & Seagate 80GB
PSU: 860W Generic
Case: Coolermaster Storm
3dMark06 Score: ~20000

dwaan wrote:

CPU: Intel Core i5 740 (Quad Core) @ 2.9 GHz
M/B: Asus P7P55-LX
RAM: 4GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1333 MHz
GFX: Nvidia GeForce GTX 275 896MB
HDD: Samsung 1TB, Western Digital 250GB, Seagate 640GB & Seagate 80GB
PSU: 860W Generic
Case: Coolermaster Storm
3dMark06 Score: ~20000

Nice rig, I'm selling my computer to skoje in a couple of days and the rig I'm buying with the money is similair becides the gpu, I've been off Nvidia for a little while. ATI provide cheaper cards with better perfomace 70% new nvidia cards are just rebranded last year models.