If I go into fpsbanana.com, I would get a warning from AVG:

Threat Name: Exploit IE CData exploit

File Name: www.lau9.cn/ad/ie7.htm

This happens in IE,Firefox and even in Xfire in-game browser.

I'm able to access the site, but the layouts (Example: "New Skins" "New Maps" all these) would be screwed, as in lined up in a long row.

And after a while the browser would not respond. I do not have ripe.

also, It would start an installation:

I believe that it is initiated by ISDM.exe

IE also takes up alot of memory if I open fpsbanana.com

Lol. I dunno bout this but I think its screwing my games too. I played grand theft Auto IV and my screen started shaking uncontrollably (PS. I did not take alcohol or drugs), my car moved forward on its own (even if Im not in the car), and any car I step into would immediately start billowing smoke. and soon flames appear without even any contact/damage with stationary objects.

Can anyone help me? or perheps help me forward this to fpsbanana.com main forum?

New Gaming Comp:

Casing: Asustek TA-M11 Chassis (It was cheap!)

Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz.

GFX Card: Palit HD4870 1GB Sonic Edition

Motherboard: Asus P5Q-E

RAM: DDR2-800 4GB.

um.. i don't really noe about the rest.

Frogot to add something,

Will the MSI P35 Neo2-FR support it?

What about the Gigabyte GA-EP43-DS3L LGA 775 Motherboard? (Not planning to Xfire)

The HD4870 is PCI-E X16 2.0 .

May i ask what is the diff between PCI-E 2.0 and 1.0,

I'm gonna upgrade my comp in a few weeks, and I was wondering if I would encounter any problems with my upgrades.

MSI P35 Neo2-FR Motherboard,

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600,

Palit Sonic HD4870 1GB Dual Edition,

Asustek TA-M1 (or M11) casing,

Cooler Master RS-550M 550W Real Power PSU.

2GB Ram + DVD-Drive + Hard Disk , will be salvaged from my old CPU.

It does have its pros and cons.

Pros: A lot of maps in each campaign. Like what you've said, earlier release date.

Cons: $$$. It will cost more.

Quad cores at the moment aren't necessarily future proof. By the time they'll do what you want them to, they'll be dirt-cheap anyway (at least, that's the theory). If you want a processor for gaming, the Core 2 Duo E series is your best (and cheapest) bet. If you spend your days Folding@home and encoding videos, then go for a quad. The E7200 is more than enough for you; as well as the HD 4850. But you still haven't told us what GPU you're currently running!

skapunkclarence

Lol. Its up dere. The Nvidia Geforce 8600GT.