HAVE ANY OF YOU EVER PLAYED THE ORIGINAL GAME!!! clearly not, because 1. the game is supposed to be a fast paced tactical fps.

2. ITS A BETA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the graphics arent gunna be that good.

3. ITS A BETA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the gameplay is still being tweaked.

4. If you dont like fast paced fps games, fine, but dont go making a post about it, especially since it is still a BETA, wait till the actual game releases and then talk about it, in a review.

how is that not true? i have been working hard securing bussiness and private computers, as well as building othe ppls computers, and listening to f**king bull sh** from morons, yah, one actually didnt know you had to pusha a button to turn on the computer. and, i just decided to get myself a nice treat, and get myself a couple of 8800's, so when do digital animation, and mess with cad for fun, i can do it quickly. also i like running games at any resolution/best settings. and it is not impossible.

and i think it would be a good use of money, last a long time. but, i thank you for the help, dont want to sound mean or ungracious.

well, i just figured out intel mobos wont work with crossfire, so i will just stick with 8800 ultras, but im getting a asus stryker mobo, and it has this order of slots, e=express i= pci a=agp

a-e-a-e-i-e-i

hello, i am about to upgrade my pc again, and i have been looking at the new radeons, and i think i want to crossfire a couple. now, i want no OMG! RADEON? GO GET NVIDIA GO! no. i want people to stick to htepoint, as i need advice. so, here it is.

 1.- what does anti-aliasing do?

2.- do you need a crossfire ready mobo/parts for crossfiring.

3.- do you need some special connector inside mobo/case, and, if so, can say, a sound card be inbetween cards.

4.- lastly, can a physx card be used with the radeon cards? big one because i really want to have one for the compatible games, and to ease some stress from my pc.

thanks, and no fanboy posts, i want help, not crap.