Who is going to upgrade pc for IL-2 CoD? - Page 2

lokipuk · #11 01-30-2011, 01:39 AM

Is it too much diference between a core 2 quad and a i7?? cause there is a lot of price diference but i don't know if it's worth it

Royraiden · #12 01-30-2011, 01:45 AM

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Originally Posted by lokipuk

Is it too much diference between a core 2 quad and a i7?? cause there is a lot of price diference but i don't know if it's worth it

Yes there is, and it is worth it.

Robotic Pope · #13 01-30-2011, 02:07 AM

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It seems you care enough to come here and post,no one is comparing anything.Dont you see that all of these threads only show how impatient we are?Just something to speak of while we wait, not more.

I come here to hopefully read something interesting and maybe answer a question or two. But Since the game req specs were revealed it has just been all wingeing and people flawnting their system specs all over the place. Tell me, why do you put your PC's componants in your sig? You are trying to impress people with them thats why. You want someone to think "Wow look at that guys PC, its a monster, now I feel my PC is inadequet. " I find that pathetic.

Royraiden · #14 01-30-2011, 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

I come here to hopefully read something interesting and maybe answer a question or two. But Since the game req specs were revealed it has just been all wingeing and people flawnting their system specs all over the place. Tell me, why do you put your PC's componants in your sig? You are trying to impress people with them thats why. You want someone to think "Wow look at that guys PC, its a monster, now I feel my PC is inadequet. " I find that pathetic.

So my pc is a monster?Sure?There's better and more expensive components out there( cpu,gpus, triple monitors,etc) and even those will be outdated soon.I cant understand how can you be upset if I post my rig on my signature. If you enjoy your gaming then your pc is a monster.

Robotic Pope · #15 01-30-2011, 03:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Royraiden

So my pc is a monster?Sure?There's better and more expensive components out there( cpu,gpus, triple monitors,etc) and even those will be outdated soon.I cant understand how can you be upset if I post my rig on my signature. If you enjoy your gaming then your pc is a monster.

I'm not upset. I just think it is rather childish and boring. I'm glad you enjoy your gaming, just don't pretend to yourself that anyone else should care to know what you use for your gaming. I care for what upgrades any of you are planning to buy just as much as I care what you all had for breakfast and the type of cutlery you use to eat it.

lbuchele · #16 01-30-2011, 07:44 AM

Well,I care a lot the specs people use, because pc parts are expensive and I need as much input I can use from foruns and sites before I do my purchase.
I like to share my findings and recommendations with people here because it's the very nature of this forum, right?
Bragging rights isn't worst than point fingers at people faces.
That is really arrogant not a list of computer parts, mate.

Luftwaffepilot · #17 01-30-2011, 07:54 AM

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Intel I7 2600k @ 4,5GHz , GTX 580 , Asus P8P67 , 8 GB DDR3 1600, SSD 80GB intel,
HDD 1TB.
Don't wait for IvyBridge is for late 2011 early 2012, rumours are saying.

Don't the sandy bitches only support 1333 RAM?
How can you use 1600 then?

addman · #18 01-30-2011, 08:01 AM

Athlon IIx3@2,7GHz: It will do
4GB DDR3 RAM: Will also do
Club3D Radeon HD 4670 512MB GDDR4: The weakest link, will see how it does.

Not expecting a lot, just hope the game will run at native resolution (1600x900) at low-mid settings probably with some extras switched off. Might have to do some graphic card reconnaissance from now on.

Antoninus · #19 01-30-2011, 08:10 AM

According to the ASUS 1600 RAM is supported, the problems some people are reoporting now will surely be sorted out in month or two when CoD is released.

Currently I plan to buy something like this:

Intel I7 2600, Asus P8P67 , 8 GB Corsiar DDR3 1600, GTX 560 Ti or AMD 6950 with 2 GB Ram. 64 GB SSD for OS, 1 TB HD, Asus Sonar DX soundcard

Luftwaffepilot · #20 01-30-2011, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Antoninus

According to the ASUS 1600 RAM is supported, the problems some people are reoporting now will surely be sorted out in month or two when CoD is released.

Currently I plan to buy something like this:

Intel I7 2600, Asus P8P67 , 8 GB Corsiar DDR3 1600, GTX 560 Ti or AMD 6950 with 2 GB Ram. 64 GB SSD for OS, 1 TB HD, Asus Sonar DX soundcard

What is confusing me is that I read that the CPU only supports 1333 RAM.