And the Yanks get screwed once again  :P

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/02/22/playstation-plus-your-march-update/

To me, Wipeout 2048 is the most technically impressive game on the Vita. It looks incredible(technically and artistically), and it's running at native res with 4x antialiasing. Studio Liverpool were by far the masters of optimization.Granpire

+1

Hi Guys.

As the topic states, I'm about to purchase my first PC primarily for gaming after decades of being a console fanboy. Yes, I've finally seen the light  ;)
I'm pretty much lost in regards to the tech and was wondering if the following build is any good in terms of performance and stability? And if so, how long should it theoretically last before I need to upgrade in order to maintain high/ultra settings in most games?

Also, will I have any issues with overheating/power especially if I plan to venture down the SLI path?

Any other advice would be greatly appreciated too.

CPU:
Intel Quad Core i7 3770K

CPU Cooler:
COOLER MASTER HYPER 212 EVO

Motherboard:
ASUS P8Z77-V LK Motherboard Intel LGA1155

RAM:
G.Skill 16GB(4x 4GB) DDR3 1600 RipjawsZ

Graphics:
NVIDIA GTX 680 2GB GDDR5 RAM

Case:
NZXT Phantom 410 Mid Tower

PSU:
Corsair Enthusiast Series TX850V2 850W

Nobody cares.Kravyn81

Yet you cared enough to enter this thread...

and comment too.

All whilst proudly displaying your trophy card.

Nice work, nobody!

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Well, there goes the only incentive I had for purchasing a 3DS :P

Thanks for sharing, TC!

are they shutting down to make everyone buy the Wii U version?roboccs

My thought exactly

As difficult as it may be for fanboys to swallow, the problem isn't Bethesda. It's Sony's by choosing to use custom patented architecture in their system which is a headache to develop for. It's the same reason the console never saw a release of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. God, I hope Sony don't make the same mistake with the PS4.

Thanks TC!