Upgrade to what?

Zaxbys · Apr 28, 2008, 06:22 AM

Definately! Hopefully it sells...

Mousey · Apr 28, 2008, 07:18 AM

Good luck with it, you sound like you've got a pretty solid plan there

Wish i had a 9800GTX lol, then i could power through Assassin's Creed with all the AA turned up

My 3850 does it fine with the AA turned down but the jaggies frighten women and small children :P

Zaxbys · Apr 28, 2008, 02:57 PM

Thanks and I think I might look into vista in the future...

Mousey · Apr 28, 2008, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Zaxbys

Thanks and I think I might look into vista in the future...

It's definately worth it. If you go hunt down the articles in the news thread that retarded news editors have put up on their sites saying the Vista uses too many resources, vista costs too much, vista is incompatible ect. you'll see precisely why we disagree.

Vista's the perfect option for me, a positively sexeh UI, great performance and really speedy opening times on my documents, pictures ect. which i'm accessing + modifying 24/7.

Don't believe the hype man, Every new OS from microsoft has a billion different bad things said about it, then give it 2, maybe 3 years and everyone loves it and refuses to change.
I'm only 15 and i can remember the change from to XP, people despised it, now they refuse to leave it for vista.

If you have questions about a new OS, ask us first and nobody else, we're not afraid to try them like these retarded news editors and we can give you unbiased opinions, yes vista was very slow in it's beta stages but look at it now in it's release stages, it's brilliant! I foresaw that changing, i submitted loads of bug reports to MS about memory leaks ect and whaddya know, they fixed em

Anyway i've done rambling now lol

CDsDontBurn · Apr 28, 2008, 06:32 PM

i guess there's nothing else i can say. except for one thing.....

if you want to go SLI, get decent OCing, and go sub $200, then get the 750i MoBo. it's a pseudo board between the 650i and 780i boards. the only down sidne to this board though, is that when in an SLI config, the PCI-e lanes will be runnng at 8x instead of 16x speeds. what this means to you, is about 3 to 5 FPS slower when playing games vs. a 780i and the same exact components being used in that SLI configuration.