no thats right around normal for cards now my 260gtx gets to around 80c when playin crysis thats just the normal range for them amazingly, if it ever gets to 85-90c + then u should prbly think about geting better case and or fans for better air flow other then that no need to worry about it

Yeah a frame or 2 while also having an all around better OS is worth it to me and a lot of people. Duckman5

for MMORPG 1=WoW 2=AoC and FPS= 1=CoD MW2 2= Crysis 3=Halo 1

need opinions from some gamers who use it what its like for gaming any bugs? faster slower then vista? the usal Qs lol thx

My girlfriends mother has just bought a new computer and her old one is going to my girlfriend. She's got a sapphire x800 card in the computer, and I have my old HIS x800 card sitting around doing nothing. Im just wondering is it possible to set them up together even though thier different manufactures?

Kamuikankatsu

Currently, MY PC Doesn't have alot of room to breathe, as its stuck in a tower cage I guess you would call it, basically a place on your desk where you can set your tower, it probably has like 1-2 feet to breathe..

This led me to think is my PC getting too hot?

sometimes temp1 2 and 3 go up too about 52c highest I ever seen was 54ish.

Is this good? Do i need to worry about overheating.

I right now have a Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 overclocked to 3.0ghz paired with 4 gigs of A-Data DDR 800 ram and a XFX 4890 1gb graphic card.

How bad is this bottleneck for my graphic processor? I feel that the CPU is really limiting the potential performance of my graphic card. Any words of wisdom? I am thinknig of upgrading my CPU and PSU to match the needs of my graphic card. I have only a 520 watt power supply now. I want to up that to 750 watts and replace the CPU with a Q6600.

Any thoughts?

I would wait for price drops if it were me. that E6750 should be performing great still. darkmagician06