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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Ps3 version just sucks.Fightingfan

Lol so it's really just like that? Man that blows

Cool, thanks man

Ps3 version just sucks.Fightingfan

Lol so it's really just like that? Man that blows

I recently got Black Ops on my PS3 and noticed a substantial diffence in the framerate compared to when I played it on my Xbox. Is it just lag or is it just like this? I'm kind of confused and a little upset since I like the PS3 far more than the **** Xbox.

If anyone could enlighten me I'd greatly appreciate it lol

I recently got this game again and I beat it as a Vanguard. Now I'm wanting to beat it on Insanity and I was curious if anyone could suggest a class to use?

I was considering just being a Vanguard again because I really like that class but I fear that if I do the game will become stale rather quickly.

Thanks in advance haha

I've heard that is had a lot of bugs compared to the 360 version and that it crashes a lot. Sorta like Borderlands was I guess, is it really like that? I might go pick it up tomorrow for the PS3 but if it is I'll wait until it gets fixed :p

I've really been wanting to try Aion for a while now, but I've heard that lvls. 40+ get really boring and there's no end game rewards.

Maybe I heard wrong though, the game looks excellent nonetheless.

I'd really like to hear more players opinions on that game as well haha

the i7 processor is 1.6 ghz but its a "Quad core" so thats like 1.6 x 4 right? umm so 6.4 ghz..and the turbo is 1 of the cores if needed can jump up to 2.4 so that adds an extra .8 so , if its running at max its at 7.2 ghz? correct me if i am wrong. And i know every1 is saying get a desk top, and a lapt top. but honestly i am moving to the dorms I have barely anyroom for a desktop and a Laptop. and as of right now i just want a laptop. And is DELL bad?? Honestly i thought they were a good company but like i said in the beginning i am not that knowlegeful about pc's. Miyata10

Well what the Quad Core does is have, well, 4 cores that can each process a demanding program or application. Say you're running WoW and you have an internet page up, your computer wouldn't run slower because WoW is being processed in one core, and the internet page in another. Having a CPU with multiple cores helps you multitask without having to worry about your computer running slow while doing it.

It doesn't really add the speed of all the cores, just each core is running at a certain speed. Like 1.6 gHz for yours.

Maybe I'm wrong, but as far as I know, that's how it works.

To be honest, I would have turned away just because it's a Dell, but that's just my opinion.

It seems like a pretty beefy computer, but the only thing that gets me is that you have the i7 processor, but it only runs at 1.6gHz.

I'm not sure what the "(turbo 2.8)" stands for, but a processor running at the speed wouldn't be able to run the demanding games that are coming out.

I could be wrong.

I just got a laptop for college as well and it's perfect.

I haven't played a game yet that I couldn't run without turning the settings down and it was about $800.

I know that Xbox Live is discontinuing support for H2 sometime in April, so does that mean that the PC version won't be able to play online either?

I don't think it will because I don't think H2 is played via XBL on the PC but I'm not too sure.

Hahaha well in that case, I will steer clear.

Thank you sir