the following is from a UK computer parts distributor, but it'll give you manufacturers and model numbers that you can source yourself locally |
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I posted a thread about computer upgrades ages ago in the Help! Forum. But it appears that the game that I upgraded my computer for, which is coming out in a couple of weeks, requires much higher specs than I first thought. I want to be able to play this game on the hioghest settings, with a decent frame-rate. |
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the following is from a UK computer parts distributor, but it'll give you manufacturers and model numbers that you can source yourself locally |
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I'm seriously doubting you'll need a Dual Core 5000+ Athlon64 for a game. |
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Need? Heh, no. A dual-core 4400 would be all I NEED to run the game at high settings. But the 5000 is only a little bit more (well, a hundred, but meh) So I figures, screw it, let's get a top-of-the-line processor that will last me ages. |
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WOOHOO!!!! |
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Yee-haw! |
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You do know, many games hardly take advantage of multi-threading, hence a dual-core is pretty much utterly worthless in today's gaming market, but given the fact they are cheap now, there's no reason to not have the second core. |
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