I recently purchased a new custom pc: here are the specs Ark intel i7 quad core overclocked 3.9 ghz Water cooled case 12gb ram Nvidia GeForce gtx 560 ti Windows 7 64bit All necessary cooling fans ect built to run overclocked Now here is my question what is the absolute MOST resource intensive game and how would this pc stand up to it? Thank you in advance -Scallene
[QUOTE="Scallene"]I recently purchased a new custom pc: here are the specs Ark intel i7 quad core overclocked 3.9 ghz Water cooled case 12gb ram Nvidia GeForce gtx 560 ti Windows 7 64bit All necessary cooling fans ect built to run overclocked Now here is my question what is the absolute MOST resource intensive game and how would this pc stand up to it? Thank you in advance -Scallene I would like to know the answer as well. I just spent a pretty penny on the best gaming laptop I could find and I want to give this sucker a run for its money. So far, every game I've played on Steam has easily maxed the specs. I've done most of my gaming on my 360 or PS3 as of late, but I'd like to know what is the new Crysis, Morrowind.... i.e. the game that makes EVERYONE upgrade their system?
Planetside 2 if you get into a huge fight. Lots of stuff goes on nearby, and that can tax a high-end computer.
Falconoffury
this if you get the enclave and AOD to zerg you guys while you're fighting goonsquad or some other crappy NC outfits, your pc will exhibit signs of tear-sheddery
crysis 3 for the most on your GPU and Planetside 2 or something like starcraft 2 to stress your cpu. I think Metro 2033 still to this day is pretty ruff on cards.
Planetside 2 if you get into a huge fight. Lots of stuff goes on nearby, and that can tax a high-end computer.
Falconoffury
It really only lagged on my computer after the second to last patch. Now, everything runs fine. Back on topic, Crysis 3 maybe, and Tomb Raider I think could also make your computer lag.
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