New hardware...another game

[wolf74]

I've just finished to assembly my new PC....clod is another game! Smooth, beautiful to view!
Now i can fly over london with high graphics settings at 70-90 fps, without any stutters, run perfectly!
Ah...this is my new PC:
i7 3770K
Gainward GTX 670 Phantom
Asus P8H77-V
8 GB Kingstone 1600
Asus Xonar DX
Cooler Master Silent Pro 700W
Centurion 5 II

[Ze-Jamz]

I've just finished to assembly my new PC....clod is another game! Smooth, beautiful to view!
Now i can fly over london with high graphics settings at 70-90 fps, without any stutters, run perfectly!
Ah...this is my new PC:
i7 3770K
Gainward GTX 670 Phantom
Asus P8H77-V
8 GB Kingstone 1600
Asus Xonar DX
Cooler Master Silent Pro 700W
Centurion 5 II

Welcome to CoD lol

nice rig btw

[Toni74]

I've just finished to assembly my new PC
8 GB Kingstone 1600


buy more RAM :)

[tintifaxl]

buy more RAM :)

What for?

[Flanker35M]

S!

I bought 16Gb, it is cheap and does not hurt to have some I guess :D I am a bit sceptic about 70-90fps over London as not even FS~Phat's total monster rig does that. Or OP flies at 7km ;) Anyway, congrats on a new rig, looks nice :)

[Wolf_Rider]

8Gb is enough (over two sticks) atm
lightens the load on the imc
6.5Gb will available after the desktop takes its chunk

[hiro]

Yes, more ram and more power (higher power supply unit wattage) is usually underestimated in lots of pc builds, especially gamer builds.

While working at a PC and laptop build / repair shop, most (73-83%) crashes / freezes / game / PC performance could be attributable to not enough RAM or not enough wattage from the PSU (usually happened when they did alot of upgrades).

Next was lame / under powered video card, or they bought an alien ware or <insert fav manufacturers> marketed "gamer" laptop.