I recently aquired a powerhouse of a computer, and decided to restart my career as a gamer.

I havent really payed attention the last 5 years or so, and wondered if you could direct me to the games worth playing?

I really like RTS and RPGs, though the occasional FPS doesnt hurt. Any suggestions?

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[QUOTE="OPRFWrestler112"]I used Vista instead of XP :xOPRFWrestler112

DEAR LORD!

Tell me about it. And trying to uninstall it was like trying to get rid of some creepy robot. It kept holding onto that cliff hanging over the edge of uninstallation screaming "NO, I CAN BE GOOD FOR YOU, DON'T GET RID OF ME, LOOK AT ALL THE COOL LOOKING FEATURES I HAVE!!!" Then I reformated my harddrive :twisted:

Haha! You evil person you!:)

Aaah.... I kinda miss formatting.. Remember the good ole' days with Windows ME... Then formatting was a regular thing. I havent formatted anything for years. Kinda feel like a recovered alcoholic...

Building a PC is a lot like getting your haircut. You want it to be perfect, but it just never is...

Atleast for me

A few years back (2003/04/05, not really sure), building my own PC, I managed to purchase a Sapphire Radeon 9200 as a gfx-card to complement my Intel P4 2,4GHz, 1024MB RAM electrically powered bottleneck, and put it all together on a motherboard from heck in a tower that rivals an elephant in size.

I would just like to know if anyone else have made similar blunders?

Or feel free to just reminisce about those good times wearing antistatic wrist straps, carefully placing everything in its correct place. Perhaps you were more like me? Just dismissing the antistatic wrist strap as humbug and banging away the at damn thing, hoping the little bastards would find their own AGP slot, curses galore!:twisted: