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Originally posted by j-trainI know I am beating a dead horse with this next part but I have to say it, INTEL is not a gaming CPU. Ok I feel better. I see a lot of guys complain about the gameplay being laggy on their "supercomputers", a large part of these complainers are Intel users. Any game who knows what's what knows that Intel dropped off over a year ago. If you want performance with room to spare, go with AMD, save yourself a lot of time, $$ and hassle.
Having and Intel processor is not the "End All" of gaming. Heck, on average if you have a Intel and AMD processor on the same level you're only going to notice FPS differences in the 5% to 10% range.
Intel. They haven't fallen off they have just been soundly beating in this generation. Not because AMD processors are completely better (They aren't, Intel's just falter in gaming), just because they are slightly faster in gaming and cost a bit less.
I mean, to say that a 3.6ghz Pentium4, A 7800gtx, and 1gig of Ram is going to suffer severly to a 3600+64 an the same setup is fanboyish'.
{WP}Paas
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Originally posted by rich_ambassadorIts not that Intels are bad for gaming, its just that AMD's are waaaay better.
[$1000 dual core pentium getting pwnt by $400 AMD dual core]
http://anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/sho...spx?i=2410&p=7
Stick with the single core processors (Which is all that really matters in gaming right now) and intel can still stay in the Race with AMD.
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I run MOST of my settings at high, I turned off shadows and dynamic lighting because I noticed that those were making the game choppy. But the only time the game is ever a little jumpy is when I first start playing, but after about 5min is will run pretty smooth.
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Originally posted by {WP}PaasWe aren't even gunna' go into tha' dual core arena. Intel seriously messed up in this market and it would be completely unfair to compare em' to AMD. Completely.
Stick with the single core processors (Which is all that really matters in gaming right now) and intel can still stay in the Race with AMD.
{WP}Paas
Now, to be fair, games are so heavily dependant on the graphics card now that even an AMD 3200+ or 3500+ will be enough to run the games on highest settings with a top end graphics card.
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yes, yes, yes. 2GB of memory is STANDARD for this game if you want to run settings on high. For those that run settings on low and med because it helps them play better...I laugh. WTF is the point in having a nice computer and buying game with nice graphics to not enjoy those graphics. I'd rather upgrade a pc and have sweet graphics and a playable game over terrible graphics because I refuse to upgrade or I want an advantage. thats just lame.
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if you have a 7800 (or 1800) based gfx card and 1 gig mem and a 2.2+ghz proc (amd) i guess 3.2-4ghz intel equivalent then you should be able to max everything except for texture resolution - which is the setting that really drags the system memory, i recommend medium just for this setting. Everything should be nice and smooth if a lil less sharp
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