[QUOTE="Xerxcuss"]Ok so no one seemed to notice that the ASUS motherboard is not compatible with Nvida cards.... Makes me question your knowledge as that was a simple test. I Actually have Crossfired dual amd 6790 1gb cards. Why would I decrease my Ram to 8G instead of having 16? Also I added a 120G SSD as my primary hardrive. FUS RO DAH!GummiRaccoon
Did you miss the part that everyone called your setup stupid?
[QUOTE="Xerxcuss"]Ok so no one seemed to notice that the ASUS motherboard is not compatible with Nvida cards.... Makes me question your knowledge as that was a simple test. I Actually have Crossfired dual amd 6790 1gb cards. Why would I decrease my Ram to 8G instead of having 16? Also I added a 120G SSD as my primary hardrive. FUS RO DAH!Iantheone
Because everyone has the time to know every mobo and what it supports. It was only a test to see who knows what they are doing. I did say I was looking for "Expert" advice. I ment no insult
Yeah I noticed that. They also are one minded. I actually dont have the 550s, that was a test to see if anyone knew anything about specs. I actually have Dual Crossfired amd 6790 1gb. Im sure thats better than a 550 SLI.
Ok so no one seemed to notice that the ASUS motherboard is not compatible with Nvida cards.... Makes me question your knowledge as that was a simple test. I Actually have Crossfired dual amd 6790 1gb cards. Why would I decrease my Ram to 8G instead of having 16? Also I added a 120G SSD as my primary hardrive. FUS RO DAH!
Ah thanks, though Im not looking to run the games at very high resolutions. As far as I can tell from various sites and there benchmarks, that I can play these games at high- ultra settings at ~yes lower resolutions. However I do plan to upgrade my graphics card. I only choose the 550 Dual because of the deal I got. Let me tell you want my goal is, this might make answers and advice easier. I'm not looking for supreme resolution nor necessarily ultra graphics but a decent resolution and high and if possible ultra settings. What graphics card should I upgrade to with my current configuration? Lets say I have a budget of $500.
I'm ordering a gaming computer that I hope will have good specs to play most games on ultra quality optimal. The Specs: Processor (AMD A8-3870K APU (4x 3.00GHz/4MB L2 Cache)) Processor Cooling (Asetek 550LC Liquid CPU Cooling System (AMD) - ARC Dual Silent High Performance Fan Upgrade (Push-Pull Airflow Memory (16 GB [4 GB X4] DDR3-1600 Memory Module Video Card (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti - 1GB - SLI Mode (Dual Cards))) Video Card Brand (=== High Performance === EVGA Brand Video Cards [SLI enabled] Powered by NVIDIA)) Motherboard ([CrossFire] ASUS F1A75-V PRO) Primary Hard Drive (1 TB HARD DRIVE -- 32M Cache, 7200 RPM, 6.0Gb/s - Single Drive)) Sound Card (Creative Labs Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio) Operating System (Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium + Office Starter 2010 (Includes basic versions of Word and Excel) - 64-Bit Case (CoolerMaster HAF 932 Advanced Full Tower Gaming Case - Black As far as I am told by The site which I bought the computer from as well as a friend of mine who builds computers, that this is easily enough to play games (Such as Battlefield 3, Skyrim, Cyrsis 2-with a little strain ect.) On ultra settings keeping the FPS above 60. So I just wanted advice from some experts. I look forward from hearing from you all. (Keep the gaming fist strong)
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