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[reptoid]

8800GTS, it's quite a bit better than the regular 8800GT. Yup, COD4 is maxed with no system overclocking. Crysis however is a struggle beyond 1440 res.

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[COMCAM]

im wondering how huge are the villains reptoid. I hope you could show us how huge they are in pics

[reptoid]

That dear sir will be my pleasure. I'll post pics tomorrow!

[Fern]

Quote: Originally Posted by COMCAM im wondering how huge are the villains reptoid. I hope you could show us how huge they are in pics

nindota kaha ana nuh 37" monitor..... mura ko ug nag Pilot ug Mobile suit Gundam

what if triple screen 32 inches..... waaaaaaaaaaaa murag Mechwarrior naa kaayu ko

[tiger_yap8]

^ hahaha mechwarrior choi kaau. classic.. murag naa ka sud sa gundam ana bro. hahaha

[COMCAM]

hmmm, ga palayo na gani ko dula sa COD5 maybe more than half a meter, with this 37" more than a meter cguro noh lol!

[reptoid]

I also play COD5 (WAW). It's a little more demanding of the system, but honestly I only like a handful of campaigns. It's too linear for me and doesn't feel all that involving. The Russian characters are kind of annoying too. Flamethrower FX however are sweet!

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[bofox44]

Quote: Originally Posted by reptoid 8800GTS, it's quite a bit better than the regular 8800GT. Yup, COD4 is maxed with no system overclocking. Crysis however is a struggle beyond 1440 res. .....

I doubt you can play games with AA/AF with a 8800GT on a 32' monitor. COD4 perhaps yes but on Crysis, there is no single GPU video card that can bring it to it's knees on Enthusiast level AFAIK...

[reptoid]

I can play most games maxed with the obvious exception of Crysis. I could buy a GTX280 tomorrow, but I really can't justify doing so for the sake of one game (which I completed long ago using my previous monitor). In my personal opinion there is very little reason to upgrade when most new releases were originally coded for consoles.

[cointoss]

murag mobuto na nang GT sa 37" nga monitor, maglisod nm gani ang G92GTS sa 32".

[reptoid]

I don't understand why people get so hung-up about their graphics cards. Sure they make the biggest difference, but there are a variety of other factors to consider such as processor speed and bandwidth, cooling and of course operating system. Create a well balanced system that's playable and stop chasing the elusive holy grail of gaming. ATI & Nvidia are always going to dangle a carrot in front of you, just stop and ask yourself... is that carrot really so tasty?

[Sasori]

Quote: Originally Posted by reptoid COD4 on the big monitor with all the settings maxed-out is pretty intense. My friend played it and was kind of shook up after being separated from his unit and overwhelmed by enemies. Great immersion factor!

wow, walay lag ang 8800GT bro with ur 37" inch HDTV?

[bofox44]

AFAIK, most games today are GPU based. I merely suggested that your 8800GT will be in trouble with today's most demanding game, nothing personal. GTX 280 was already removed from Nvidia's mainstream video cards....

[COMCAM]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sasori wow, walay lag ang 8800GT bro with ur 37" inch HDTV?

it must have been hybrid

[reptoid]

I'm actually going to reduce my monitor size because although gaming is for the most part nice text does not display very well on such big screens. Also this is an HDTV and not optimized for PC use (refresh rate and optimal viewing distance). Incidentally I recently got rid of my Q6600 processor in favor of the E8400 which for most games and apps made a marked improvement. However Crysis performance dropped noticeably.

Yes, I hear that Nvidia needed to drop their prices but didn't want to lose face by slashing the price on their flagship model. From what I understand the card has been adjusted and re-badged.