New PC for BF2

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  • AFEDslayer

    #16
    Re: New PC for BF2

    Originally posted by DV8 Bucket
    Do you know how most manufacturer's work?
    A.) Company sends you computer, 90% of the time it works great. 10% it doesn't work at all, or something doesn't work right.
    B.) You void the warranty as soon as you try to fix it yourself. So you must send back the tower so they can fix it. By the way, you have to pay for S&H. Your warranty only lasts for one year. The clock keeps ticking whether or not they fix your problem. Not to mention you are without the computer from 1 week to 2 months.
    C.) Trust me when I say that the people installing your components don't give a rats ass about you or your PC.

    There is so many disadvantages to buying a high end pc from anywhere. Too many problems to list.
    Totaly true- cheaper- better- Do it- mayb a little bit more of a hassle but for now, but if the other were to break you would have an even bigger hasle to deal with.

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    • Annihilator

      #17
      Re: New PC for BF2

      my friend has got amd 3500, 6800gt and 2gb and still cant play all games on all high without lag. best is to wait for directX 10 videocards.

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      • D|sso

        #18
        Re: New PC for BF2

        Originally posted by Annihilator
        my friend has got amd 3500, 6800gt and 2gb and still cant play all games on all high without lag. best is to wait for directX 10 videocards.
        impossible. I play this game, including any game considered next gen such as FEAR, Quake4, and D3 all on high-Ultra high settings. He must be doing something wrong.

        DirectX10 video cards? MY ARSE! You dont call the 7800GTX enough?

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        • Annihilator

          #19
          Re: New PC for BF2

          lol meybe u did not try hard eough to see the difference??
          have u tested need for speed most wanted on highest resolution with all settings on high??
          no its not enough for the next generation dx10 games like flightsim 2006 which uses dx10 and supports windows vista and will be released this yea.

          it would be the best just to buy 7800GT that supports dx10.

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          • D|sso

            #20
            Re: New PC for BF2

            Actually, according to the FSX(not FS2006) team themself, though you will maximize your hardware/the software's potential by utilizing vista and dx10, they are making sure FSX will be able to run on a very very broad range of computers. That's what makes the franchise successful. You will see people with 512MB ram and a MX440, to people with Dual SLI 7800GTX's playing the game smoothly.

            And yes, I have played NFS:MW completely maxed out, it really isn't much of a resource hog at all.

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            • AVObsidian

              #21
              Re: New PC for BF2

              How much more powerful is the 7800 than the 6800?

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