i liked VTX3D for my ati cards, they have that nice ati colour sceme and Iv never had an issues with the qaulity they do.

still wont pick it up. i'll wait for the march release, and hopefully they will have the real local servers up and running by then.

Im still indecisive as too what too get. The one you recommended is about AU$380 here, so not sure if I'll pick it up or not.

I have been looking at the LG E2441V-BN, which I can pick up for $215 locally, which meens not having to wait for it be posted, but its 5ms response time.

Still, if there's any other sugestions people have It would help.

I get the same thing as i format my computer once a year. But each time the code is normally just sent straight to my email...

bumping with hopes of some input.

So, my girlfriends monitor died, and being the nice fellow I am, I gave her my one. But now I'm stuck using my TV as a temporary replacement. I'm looking for some suggestions on what too pick up.

I'm looking for something 24" or larger, resolution 1920x1080 or better, and preferably 2ms response time. Also LED.

Iv been looking at these two but still not sure if their any good or if there's anything better out there.

Asus VE258Q

LG W2753VC-PF

(tried linking these too thier pages but kept getting errors)

I wont be picking anything up until after January and I'll have a budget of AU$300. So help me out here, give me a few suggestions and recommendations.

Thanks. :)

its not the avalibilityof the game thats the problem, its weather they decide to block ip's from red zoned areas, I think alot of places have began too refuse purchases from non-us and uk credit cards too. On the plus side, i'll be able to see if the game will fail before I purchase it.

The world only being UK and US, because apparently no other places exist... Just waiting for an announcementon when the places that aren't apart of the world get the game :(

So i checked the ram using memtest and no errors cames up. Tried out furmark and the card got to a maximum of 91C after an hour, and the pc never rebooted during that time. So I no longer think its a heating issue, which really just leaves drivers or power. So next time it reboots I'll check the event viewer and check if anything looks out of place.

ok, so I let prime95 run for around an hour and the temp got to a max of 62C, and no crash happened. This is becomming a very difficult thing too figure out. The only thing i can think of now is the psu, but its only 2 months old. So im pretty sure it cant be that... No other idea's on what I could check?