BOSS COMBO
Humpf, Geforce gts 450 is prolly gonna bottleneck ya imho. If you want them newish games to glide smoothly ye will be needed something stronger if thine budget permits it. Even my 4890hd noticeably exceeds it. And I'd also like add that, even thou it supports dx11, it will suck most of its performance if you play at optimized settings thus recklessly diminishing yer fps.
The most important thing in a computer, the cooling
i tried mafia2 with high video settings + 1280x1024 -> 97fps :)
31/07/2011 18:26Well Nukk if thats so important then get x32 but it will slow down your pc and in the future it wont have the power you would expect from it...
Knoxville, they burn when you overclock the too much ;)
31/07/2011 18:28Oh and btw. Win7 has a feature called XP-Mode i which you can actually use 32bit programms..
What kind of programms are you talking of btw?
some moviemaking programms and if im right, too many of games imp to run in win7,even with XP-mode
31/07/2011 18:43What kind of games? I havent had any problems with my x64 yet...
But are these few programms seriously that important? I mean you can only use 3gb of memory with 32 bit and most of the new games will run not as good as they would on x64... If 32 bit is so important than why buy such a powerfull pc?
because i dont see any "BIG" differents between 32 and 64 bits =)
31/07/2011 19:09The one difference that already stands out is that you can only use 3gb memory with 32 bits! Thats not enough for the future...
31/07/2011 19:20i got me this the other day the ram is trashy but it works for now
OCZ, Agility 3 SSD, 120GB, Sata III
Western Digital, 2TB, 7200rpm, 64MB, Sata III, Caviar Black
Intel, Core i7 2600K (3.40 GHz, 8MB Cache, LGA1155) OEM
LITE ON, DVD-/+RW/, RAM12X, (-/+R24X) Black
Creative, Sound Blaster X-FI TITANIUM PCI-E
x2 Scythe, Slip Stream 120 mm, 800 rpm, 40.17 CFM, 10.7 dBA
Thermaltake, ARMOR A60, Full Tower, Black
Asus, GeForce GTX580, 1536MB, GDDR5, DirectCU II
Chieftec, 850W, 14cm fan, 80+, Nitro Series
Asus, P8Z68-V PRO
Kingston, 8GB, DDR3, 1600Mhz, CL9, Kit Of 2, XyperX
31/07/2011 19:40Originally posted by akkordi got me this the other day the ram is trashy but it works for now
OCZ, Agility 3 SSD, 120GB, Sata III
Western Digital, 2TB, 7200rpm, 64MB, Sata III, Caviar Black
Intel, Core i7 2600K (3.40 GHz, 8MB Cache, LGA1155) OEM
LITE ON, DVD-/+RW/, RAM12X, (-/+R24X) Black
Creative, Sound Blaster X-FI TITANIUM PCI-E
x2 Scythe, Slip Stream 120 mm, 800 rpm, 40.17 CFM, 10.7 dBA
Thermaltake, ARMOR A60, Full Tower, Black
Asus, GeForce GTX580, 1536MB, GDDR5, DirectCU II
Chieftec, 850W, 14cm fan, 80+, Nitro Series
Asus, P8Z68-V PRO
Kingston, 8GB, DDR3, 1600Mhz, CL9, Kit Of 2, XyperX
Now thats a good pc ;)
Jolly fuck akkord. How much for that mostah?
31/07/2011 20:01like 1100 i would presume?
01/08/2011 00:12Getting something similar, akkord, except the SSD and ram. Getting the Corsair Dominator DDR3 8GB. And a less powerful GPU, those are pretty expensive in Norway as far as I know.
so,i get it :) thanks guys
Originally posted by Nukkhey,what do u think about this uber combo:
intel core i5 3.3hz
geforce gts 450
3gb ram
1T hdd
ill buy it tommorow MAYBE,i need some opinions
I think you are the boss nerd :D
Nukk,I've used win7 x64 and I was scared aswell,but for me there was no program that didn't work,whether it was x64 or x86. And you better not get a Seagate HDD,it fails. D:
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