first da rules 1) No "lol your computer sux :lol::lol::lol:" this is only for fun 2) No extreamly long diaxlogs mkay spoiler tag it please (include price and average fps in games if you so wish) okay my laptop i use for gameing is a Spoiler Duel core T4500 2.3Ghz with 8 gigs of ram 20" screen and a pentium inside procceser cost at purchess= $600 AUS Average framerate= 15-36 (will most likely edit later)
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 255 (3.10 GHz) RAM: 2*2 Gb VGA: ATI HD 4670 Monitor: LG W2042S (20") Cost: Can't remember Average framerate: 50
I see you have the last and best AGP card out there! I use to have one of these but ended up selling it on Ebay. Mabye it was you who bought it. :shocked: Spoiler Operating System: Windows XP Professional Processor: Dual Core AMD Opteron Processor 185 (~2.9 GHz) Video Card: Radeon HD 4870 Ram: 2 Gb Monitor: 20" CRT Motherboard: Can't Remember (its something LAN Party) Water Cooling System: Homemade Average FPS: For Metro LL on 1600X1200, High settings, 38FPS
Running all of my games on my old MBD Asus Striker II Extreme Q6600 @ 3.40 Ghz 4*4 Corsair...something RAM Sapphire Radeon HD 6870 OCed 1 GB GDDR5 Keyboard/Mouse Logitec MK320 Wireless (hey,they work,that's enough for me ) 40" Samsung LCD Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Running LL@1920x1080@Very High|SSAA off@~ 50-60 FPS. Cost: Can't remember. Overall FPS in games...well,it depends.But i usualy play all my games Vsynced,so i'd say max is 60. The only game i haven't been able to run at playable framerate so far is Crysis 3. But it's Crysis so i wouldn't cry much about that.
Intel i7 3770k Nvidia 670 superclocked to 4gb and it's clock speed is faster than the new 780 16gb ram 1tb HDD Runs everything on max like a beast. Sadly I had to buy a new monitor during the build because my older one was too old and didn't have a DVI port.
Processor: Intel Core 3rd Generation i7-3740QM Processor 2.7GHz 3.7GHz Turbo Operating System: Windows 7*Home Premium*x64 & Reinstall Windows 7 Disc Display: 18.4 inch (467.36 mm) WLED WideFHD (1080p) display (1920 X 1080) Video: Dual 2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon HD 7970M - CrossFireX Enabled Memory: 16 GB DDR3-1866MHz SDRAM, 4 DIMMS Hard Drive: 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (7200 RPM) Optical Drive: Slot-Loading Dual Layer Blu-ray (BR-ROM, DVD+-RW, CD-RW) Connectivity: Killer Wireless-N 1103 a/g/n 3x3 MIMO Bluetooth 4.0 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet network interface adaptor Sound: SoundBlaster Analog 5.1 Surround, Integrated Digital 7.1 Surround Audio Support (via SPDIF or HDMI 1.4), Audio Powered by Klipsch Web Cam & Mic 2.1 Megapixel Certified Full HD Camera with dual digital mics Media Reader: 9-in-1 Media Card Reader
Damn man, how are the 7970Ms? I almost got that setup but my local Micro Center didn't have them, and I ended up getting a laptop with a GTX 670M. It isn't too bad.
BFG (rip!) GTX 280, got it the week it came out in 2008, used it to play metro on my old C2D (lol 20fps) and used it with my i7 2600k to play last light. This puppy still holds it's own and did last light justice, even at 2560X1440! The stock cooler is kaput though so I replaced it with an aftermarket one and it's like new and overclocked. I knew that $650 would pay off eventually!
After finally getting a job with decent hours and better than normal pay, I naturally had to throw it all away on a machine that I hoped would last me for a while. (so I can say goodbye to my laptop's HD4k) Juicy Stuff: Asus DirectCU II 660 ti 2GB FX 6300 2x4GB Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz RAM Asus M5A99 FX Pro Boring Stuff: Corsair Carbide 200R Case Corsair 750W Power Supply Seagate 2 TB SSHD BenQ GW2255 21.5 inch 1080p monitor Wanted to have a system that wouldn't become "obsolete" within a few years, and had good bang-for-buck value. Wanted MB with good OC capabilities and room for a second card for easy future upgrading, and wanted the PSU to support it. Got almost everything on sale, total was a bit short of $700. Later found out that my old HDD I salvaged had a write speed of less than 50 MB/s, making even 720p video capture impossible, so I nabbed the SSHD for about a $100 and the monitor on sale for $120 because I saw a friend gaming at 1080p and decided to replace my old 900p monitor. Surprisingly, the 660ti is enough to max most games if you ignore AA (because of the binned memory bus). Also, surprisingly enough, the 660 ti was discontinued shortly after I bought it, so...shit. Oh, and I also stupidly bought an $80 water cooler. The radiator barely fits in my case (I don't think it's supposed to), but since I got it for a really good price and already had it installed, I kinda stuck with it. The only game where I really get a performance increase with an OC is Starcraft 2, and I kinda got burned out of that game.
At least your water-cooling system actually fits into your case. Mine was ghettoly made at home with the help of my dad and it frigin huge! Just imagine my cooling system being equivalent in size to that of that of an early computer. Congrats on your new system, by the way.
Technically, it really shouldn't. The radiator has barely enough room to fit offset from the center of the top of the case it's supposed to-you know what, nevermind. It's ghetto but works. And thanks. Was surprisingly really fun to research and put together.
I played 2033 and Last Light on this hell of a machine: Intel Pentium B960 AMD Radeon HD 7610m 4 GB DDR3 @1333 MHz 500 GB 5400RPM it did run good, sometimes it was unplayable though.
It scales decently; you could play both games at about steady 30 FPS on an HD4000, provided you're alright with 800x600..... Looking at gpu benchmarks, I'm guessing you were at least able to pull off 1386x768, maybe even 720p (unless you were like me when I was younger and just turned everything up for eye candy and suffered through the headaches ).
Haha man, I've tried to run it @1366x768, I've set it on that res but the resolution did not change. This, however, was fixed in Update 4. But then, it started lagging like hell haha. Well anyway, I've finished LL with Good ending for the first time, I'm so proud on me haha. Anyway, I'm going to try turning it on 800x600, to see what FPS i'd squeaze out of this calc.
