3dmark 2006 is old and not a great way to benchmark nowdays plus its way to CPU depended Use 3dmark 2011 instead Even in Futuremark 3dmarks Dev recommends 3dmark 2011 or 3dmark Vantage instead of 06 since 06 with newer hardware is inaccurate adamosmakiWhat is a good guide to OC my CPU? Is my mother board good in order to do that? What would be a good level to OC the CPU? I dont want to take risks as I play most games perfect
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I just replaced my GTX275 with the new MSI GeForce GTX 570 Twin Frozr II 1280MB GDDR5
I have the below computer.
33642 Intel Core I7 920 2.66Ghz Box Socket 1366
34321 Asus P6T Deluxe V2 Socket 1366
35380 Scythe Mugen 2 CPU Cooler
34879 Mushkin Essential DDR3 PC3-16000 6GB 3x2GB 9-10-9-24
34010 Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA2 MAESTRO
34154 Cooler Master HAF 932
35218 Corsair HX850 850W Modular
35827 LG GH22NS50 Grabadora DVD SATA 22X Negra OEM
34641 Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro OEM
36200 Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64bits OEM
Nothing (except the 570) is Overcloacked.
I used to get running ·dMark 06 aprox 17271 using my old Asus 275
With the new 570 I just got 19327 ... is that normal? I was expecting a bit more...
Thoughts?
[QUOTE="sts106mat"]i'll wait for the superior 360 version :-)lazerface216
lol same here. but seriously, RTS works in absolutely no way, shape or form on consoles. console gamers don't want to play a gimped RTS, keep that **** on pc.
nice sig btw TC...
I would kill myself if I couldnt play Starcraft 2...although I guess most of console gamers also have a PC to play the GOTY 2010 (at least in my mind ;)I remember HALO WARS. I wont even compare that to Shogun 2 because only the comparison would be an offense for the Total War franchise
Shogun 2
I got it from Steam yesterday and have been playing non stop since then. It is a BLAST to play, great graphics and amazing gameplay.
Total War fans should be happy this is not in consoles, we would be suffering now from ugly graphics, bad controls, and linear/simple gamplay
8)
I want to buy a GTX 570 and I am thinking about any of this two:
MSIN570GTX-M2D12D5 OC
http://www.alternate.es/html/product/Tarjetas_graficas_NVIDIA_GeForce_GTX/MSI/N570GTX-M2D12D5_OC/513288/?tn=HARDWARE&l1=Tarjetas+gr%C3%A1ficas&l2=Tarjetas+PCIe+NVIDIA&l3=GeForce+GTX
GIGABYTEGV-N570OC-13I
http://www.alternate.es/html/product/Tarjetas_graficas_NVIDIA_GeForce_GTX/GIGABYTE/GV-N570OC-13I/523007/?tn=HARDWARE&l1=Tarjetas+gr%C3%A1ficas&l2=Tarjetas+PCIe+NVIDIA&l3=GeForce+GTX
The price difference is 41 euros, being the Gigabyte the most expensive one.
Thanks
I meant GTX570 is this one:
http://www.pccomponentes.com/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_570_oc_1gb_gddr5.html
Main questions in case my post is not clear are:
-Is there a big difference between 1650x1050 and 1920x1200?
-If I buy another monitor, will I be able to use my Sansung 2233rz (120hx 1650x1050) for anything? I mainly use my home computer for games and web
3-Does it mankes sense to upgrade my graphic card to a Direcx11 card?
Hello,
I have the below computer, and I was thinking of selling my GTX275 (DirectX10 only) for a Gygabite 575 OC.
The main reason is that I want to play using DirectX11 to Shogun II, Dragon Age 2 and Crysis 2. But I have another question. My recent monitor is the sansung 2233rz that uses 120hz. I mainly use it for 2D and not 3D as I like to play online shooters also. But now that I am probably going to buy the GTX575 I was wondering if I should buy another monitor as my current monitor is only 1650x1050 and I would like to see the 1920x1200 resolution... could I use this monitor as a second monitor? could I still play online shooters in this monitor at 120hz and use a new one with 1920 resolution for the rest of the games? is it a big difference between 1650x1050 and 1920 x1200? ? I can play to all the current games max out at 1650 but I feel like upgrading, I dont know if I am doing the best thing.
Thoughts?
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