My computer I'll be getting in a month.

[Fungus Amungus]

I can't wait to get this thing. I'm going to order it on Feburary 19th when the new 9800 X2's will be released. Here's the specs...

GPU: Quad-Sli 9800 X2
http://www.tomshardware.com/2008/01/05/exclusive_nvidia_geforce_9800gx2/

CPU: Intel QX9650, 3.0ghz Quad Core w/ 12mb Cache
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16819115034

RAM: 8Gbs of DDR2 1066 Memory
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16820231145

Harddrive: Western Digital Raptor 150gb 10k RPM
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16822136011

PSU: Silverstone 1000W
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16817256020

Sound Card: Auzentech X-Fi Prelude
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16829156005

Case: XCLIO A380 Plus w/ 360mm and 250mm fan
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16811103014

Mobo: EVGA 780i SLI PCI 2.0
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188024

Monitor: Hanns-G 28" 1920 X 1280 w/HDMI 1080p, 3ms response time
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16824254026

Speaker System: Theater Reasearch TR-502 5.1 Surround Sound (Already own)
http://www.trtheaterresearch.com/speakersystem/tr-502.htm

I know many of you will say "waste of money" or some bullshit. Well fact is I worked my ass off and saved money to do this. I can't wait to get it and play Crysis and Call of Duty 4 at thier full potential. I'll also be overclocking it. Once I build it I'll take pictures and post benchmarks and such. I'm posting just to make sure if there is some minor detail I might of missed.

[customerservice]

waste of money. in 6 months it'll be half the price. and that case? ugghh looks like a goofy black jet engine. OMG and look at the cas latency of that ram. YUCK. you wont get much of an overclock out of THAT. and only a complete idiot would buy a brand new graphics card, one that's 10x the price and 2% of the power increase and will use the same amount of power as the country of kenya.

[Fungus Amungus]

Thanks for the intellectual input.

[customerservice]

Thanks for the intellectual input.
and heres a minor detail, buy a better computer.

i'm mostly fucking with you, but you are still a prick for making this thread.

[Fungus Amungus]

You obviously have no idea what you're saying.

1. I don't care if the computer will be half the price. It happens with anything computers and it's a fact of life I'm going to live with.

2. I like the case and it does exactly what I want. Cool the hardware. This case is one of the most effective cooling cases out there.

3. CAS latency of ram will go up as ram get's faster. Since the ram is so fast the latency times don't mean as much. This ram is also very effective at overclocking.

4. The graphics card is coming out at 450-500 bucks. Cheap for high end card and one card is 30% faster than a 8800 Ultra. Not to mention I'll be overclocking.

5. Power is no issue for me.

I just think you're jealous.

[BassGuitar25]

Total cost?

[Fungus Amungus]

Total cost?

About $4,000. It might be less from price drops and rebates.

[JesusTheJedi]

Well, you are going a bit overkill with the GPU, you could save a lot of money by going with an 8800 of some sort. You could build a PC to play any game on the highest setting for $2k no problem

[silverspade14]

Well, you are going a bit overkill with the GPU, you could save a lot of money by going with an 8800 of some sort. You could build a PC to play any game on the highest setting for $2k no problem

He said he wants to play Crysis at the highest settings.

ANYWAYS

Does Vista even recognize 8 gigs o ram?

[Papero]

Might as well get 15,000RPM HD, not measly 10,000.

Fuck, why not go solid state HD? You can get 60GB for like $900.00.

It looks like a great computer and it obviously just something you want to do, I've wanted to do the same but every time I get to the moment where I'm going to blow a shit ton of money I realize that I can run anything I wish with half the money.

Like others have said, Crysis and COD4 WILL play creamy smooth on very high settings with less then a $2,000 machine. Just keep that in mind.

[potatopaper]

About $4,000. It might be less from price drops and rebates.

Worth every penny.I almost jizzed when I saw the specs of that thing!

[aooga12]

He said he wants to play Crysis at the highest settings.

ANYWAYS

Does Vista even recognize 8 gigs o ram?

yes, thats the max any vista comp can have... er at least any motherboard can hold...

[puppetmasterjjk]

I think I read somewhere about Vista only detecting up to like 3 GB.

[rand0m]

Drool ...

Although I wouldn't bother with 8 Gigs? Wtf 4 Gigs is overkill, 6 gigs is showing off, 8 Gigs is a waste of money. Get less but faster ...

puppetmasterjjk only Vista 32bit detects the 3 Gigs of RAM

[usefulidiot316]

yes, thats the max any vista comp can have... er at least any motherboard can hold...
I've actually seen motherboards that can have 64GB of RAM. Of course, it was a small server board with 4 processor slots on it, and it was a few years ago. But all new motherboards support 8GB or 16GB of RAM.
I think I read somewhere about Vista only detecting up to like 3 GB.

It's 4GB and it's only for 32bit systems. In binary math, 2^32= around 4 billion. For 64bit computers, 2^64= about 18446744073 billion. It's safe to say with a 64bit system, you won't be limited on RAM for a good couple years.

But like others have said, I wouldn't go with the dual 9800GX2s. If you don't all ready know, the card is actually a combination of 2 cards in SLI all ready. The 2 chips it's using are either underclocked versions of the G92(8800gt) or modified or mobile versions of the G92. Sure, you might have 4(or 6 if you get a Tri SLI motherboard), but if you play any game that doesn't have support for SLI or don't have any benefit from it(and there are a lot), then your $4000 system will end up being slower than a system with a $250 8800gt. The kind of video card that you get should depend on your monitor anyway. 4 G92s are good for 2560x1600 or better, but unless you spent $3000 on a computer monitor, I don't think you'll need anymore than a single 8800gt. If it were me, I'd buy a single gpu that was cheap but had more than enough performance, and then just upgrade in a year with the money you saved by not buying 4 gpus.

You can also save some money on the RAM, too. Intel systems show no advantage using faster RAM, you won't even notice the difference between PC2 3200 and PC2 9600. You also won't see any difference in overclocking a quad core CPU, the fact that it has 4 cores is more important than the fact that it's 3ghz. And with overclocking your GPU, come on. You're using 4 GPUs in a single system. How far do you think you're going to clock it?

[JesusTheJedi]

32bit versions of Vista will only recognize about 3.3 gigs of RAM, 64bit can recognize 8gigs, though potentially 8gigs can be slower than 4 (unless your RAM has very high clocks speeds, the more memory you have, the more space your computer has to reach through to find what it needs).

And Silver, if you know what you're doing, you can build a $2k computer to play Crysis on all high.

[usefulidiot316]

32bit versions of Vista will only recognize about 3.3 gigs of RAM, 64bit can recognize 8gigs, though potentially 8gigs can be slower than 4 (unless your RAM has very high clocks speeds, the more memory you have, the more space your computer has to reach through to find what it needs).

32bit XP and Vista both recognize 4GB; 64bit Ultimate, Enterprise, and Business all support 128GB of RAM or more. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/editions/64bit.mspx

But you're right. The more memory you have, the slower it will go. The difference isn't really noticeable, but it's still a waste to spend all that money on memory that won't be used and will just slow your games down.

[Owned]

8GB is completely unnecessary imo. 4GB will suffice but make sure you pick up Vista x64.

Monitor is a little bit unnecessary imo, but that's a good price for that size + HDMI input. I'd go for a 24" personally.

CPU will drop probably $200 by the time you buy it, but don't get your hopes up on that card coming in Feb. Who knows really, don't be sad if it's not there when you want it. Go with EVGA if at al possible.


The 10k drive is really unnecessary unless you want to have that 10k drive host your OS and then a 500GB drive (or something) host your applications. That's the best way to go for performance + reliablity.

For a case, I'd go with the Antec 900, but that's just me. That 350mm fan on the side won't allow you to take the side panel off for whatever reason (depending on how it's wired), but it sure as hell will keep the mobo cool.

[Elephant]

IMO you should just get XP then use the DX10 hacks, no need for vista.

also that case is pretty nasty, but it looks like it could keep any comp cool, overclocked to the max.

[Fungus Amungus]

8GB is completely unnecessary imo. 4GB will suffice but make sure you pick up Vista x64..

Yeah that was the plan. The ram is cheap and it was just another $150~ to get another 4gigs. My friend has the same ram and he has a easy time OCing it.


Monitor is a little bit unnecessary imo, but that's a good price for that size + HDMI input. I'd go for a 24" personally..
The monitor is just what I need and because it's 4inchs larger than normal 1980 X 1200 monitors players heads and the terrain looks larger. Many people have said they can see the enemy coming alot easier.


CPU will drop probably $200 by the time you buy it, but don't get your hopes up on that card coming in Feb. Who knows really, don't be sad if it's not there when you want it. Go with EVGA if at al possible..

The rumour mill, which alot of sites are saying, is Feburary 19th. Ethier way I'm going to wait tell the card comes out.


The 10k drive is really unnecessary unless you want to have that 10k drive host your OS and then a 500GB drive (or something) host your applications. That's the best way to go for performance + reliablity..

I'm going to have the drive dedicated to just OS and Apps. I have a seperate 500gb External HD I use for my music/pictures/videos. I'm planning on buying a SSD drive also.


For a case, I'd go with the Antec 900, but that's just me. That 350mm fan on the side won't allow you to take the side panel off for whatever reason (depending on how it's wired), but it sure as hell will keep the mobo cool.

The case is function more than fashion. I also like the looks of the case and I have seen one in person and it runs VERY cold. The side panel isn't too hard getting off and both fans can be controlled which is also a plus for me.

[rand0m]

Woo woo hang on there usefulidiot316

It's 4GB and it's only for 32bit systems. In binary math, 2^32= around 4 billion. For 64bit computers, 2^64= about 18446744073 billion. It's safe to say with a 64bit system, you won't be limited on RAM for a good couple years.

Go look it up, unless you do some weird major tweaking the 4 Gigs you put in only shows up as 3.3 something.

You also won't see any difference in overclocking a quad core CPU, the fact that it has 4 cores is more important than the fact that it's 3ghz. And with overclocking your GPU, come on. You're using 4 GPUs in a single system. How far do you think you're going to clock it?

Have you ever overclocked the Q6600? Mine would run nicely at 2.4 standard. Wack that up to 2.88, Vista boots faster, programs are much more responsive, everything runs smoother and most importantly Crysis runs much better.

OCing a Quad does make a difference, the fact mine still idles below 40 and on full par never goes above 45 also makes overclocking even more inviting since its putting jackshit strain on the chip.

Edit:

Oh and Fungus Amungus I have the 10k 150gig drive running my apps and vista, don't know if it makes much difference but it feels nice to know its technically faster than normal. For all i know it could help game loads, however they arlready load fucking fast for me anyway.

[Fungus Amungus]

Thanks Random. I've been interested in having a SSD drive dedicated for VIsta and Crysis. Vista boots up in 10 seconds and Crysis gets a huge boost, like 20+ frames.

[PsiRedEye22]

At your specs, it's unnecessary. You may have the money, but you lack research. 8 gigs of RAM is completely useless for anything now or coming out in the next 5 years.

Also, you will easily get 60 frames in Crysis without overclocking any of that. You seem to want a powerhouse, but there is indeed such a thing as too much power.

[Fungus Amungus]

Who said I was going to use all 8 gigs as Ram? I could install a program on the extra 4 gigs and have it come up fast. I know it doesn't improve and that it's "useless". I've done the research, but it's a extra 4 gigs for 120 bucks. So why not?

[silverspade14]

32bit versions of Vista will only recognize about 3.3 gigs of RAM, 64bit can recognize 8gigs, though potentially 8gigs can be slower than 4 (unless your RAM has very high clocks speeds, the more memory you have, the more space your computer has to reach through to find what it needs).

And Silver, if you know what you're doing, you can build a $2k computer to play Crysis on all high.

Not with AA on. My computer can play Crysis on all high (my resolution is only 1024x768) but once AA comes on it turns into a slideshow.

[Papero]

Fuck I really want a solid state drive, $3,129.00 for 128GB.

[JesusTheJedi]

Not with AA on. My computer can play Crysis on all high (my resolution is only 1024x768) but once AA comes on it turns into a slideshow.

Well, you almost can't count AA because the engine really isn't built for it... Only a computer like the one he plans on building could do AA on Crysis, and it won't look much different.


Also, as far as I know, having a 10k HDD will not really improve performance. Games will load faster, and some Apps will start a little faster, because it only increases the speed in which your computer is able to load up info from the HDD, which it usually only does at first (like when you're loading a map)

[Fungus Amungus]

Fuck I really want a solid state drive, $3,129.00 for 128GB.

The one I'm looking at is 32 gb for $400
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147021

[Elephant]

dont bother with the last 4 gigs of ram, it will be even cheaper and faster in the future, which is going to be roughly 3+ years (if a game even comes out by then that needs more then 4 gigs)

[174mph]

WOW thats a lot of power!

why dont u run 2 or 4 10k RPM hdd in raid0? it'll be amazingly fast.

i wanna come over and play lan with u lol

[usefulidiot316]

Woo woo hang on there usefulidiot316

Go look it up, unless you do some weird major tweaking the 4 Gigs you put in only shows up as 3.3 something.
All 32 bit systems will recognize 4GB. When you start up a system, there are files that are being used in the memory that don't show up because they're really important to the systems themselves. Those files usually stay on the HDD in the Virtual Memory. All the memory in the system from RAM and Virtual Memory and even video card memory can't go over 4096MB in any 32bit system. Those important Windows files might even see a boost if they're loaded onto RAM instead of Virtual Memory.

It might show up as 3.3GB or somewhere around there, but it doesn't change the fact that it's still 4GB of memory there.
Who said I was going to use all 8 gigs as Ram? I could install a program on the extra 4 gigs and have it come up fast. I know it doesn't improve and that it's "useless". I've done the research, but it's a extra 4 gigs for 120 bucks. So why not?

So, how do you plan on installing something onto this 4GB of extra RAM you have? There is only one way I can think of to use RAM as disk space, but it requires a PCI card, and it's really impractical, and you'll have to keep power to your computer 24/7. It's a lot better to just get 4GB and a 4GB SSD.

[elliott678]

So, how do you plan on installing something onto this 4GB of extra RAM you have?I think he was talking about preloading applications into the RAM, so they are ready when he needs them. If you got the RAM to waste, I guess there are stupider ways to waste it.

It all seems pretty stupid to me....but oh well...its his money.

[Fungus Amungus]

Ireally don't see the "waste". This 4gb kit is $120, $250~ for 8gb. I like knowing I can run Fraps while playing Crysis or the fact I can leave some of the background programs going. I'm also using Photoshop, 3d Max, and music processing programs, which require a lot of RAM. My belief is you can never have too much RAM.

[enzo]

Awesome specs man. That is going to be one crazy machine. Here's some suggestions from me:

1. I have a Q6600, 8800 gts 640, and 2 gig ram and I can run Crysis on high pretty well (at 1280x1024 or whatever). Once AA comes on, it starts stuttering, and my specs are pretty solid. Your machine will obviously do ALOT better, but I'm not sure you could run Crysis on very high with high AA at 60 fps (especially at 1920x1200). I could be wrong here, but I think you are going to have some stutters at intense moments, so just be prepared. Here's a good link:

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2222415,00.asp

As you can see, they got 6 fps on 1920x1200 with 4AA (lol) with a very good setup. I can't say how good you graphics card will be, but don't get your hopes up too high lol.

2. As others have said, I'm not sure how useful 8 gigs ram is. And I also got G.skill ram (1x1 for 2 gigs), but mine was faulty the day I got it. I ran a burn in test and the memory had errors, and anything memory intensive gave me blue screens. I couldn't RMA because I had to have a computer for school but now that I got a laptop I'm finally going to do it. So I would run tests on all the parts that you order right when you get them so you can RMA them without getting dependent/lazy.

3. You could look into a 15k RPM drive, but I don't know how good/dependable those are.

But anyways, you're gonna have alotta fun with a machine like that lol.

[Osiris5217]

Yeah, you'll definitely be able to reach outer space with that rocket ship.

[Cju]

Nice specs, monitor looks awesome, I would say overboard on the RAM, but whatever :D

I'll be getting a similar spec to this, only with 1 8800gtx to pair up with my existing one and a 22" monitor.

[Fungus Amungus]

Well I've decided to get different RAM. I forgot that the faster the RAM is the better I can overclock my CPU. I'm getting Patriot DDR 1150 4gbs.

[Papero]

I wonder how many times faster your future computer is in comparison to all of the computers used for the first moon mission.

[Fungus Amungus]

The 7800 GTX apparently is the equivalent of the NASA computer. I could multibox 8 Apollo missions while playing CS:S.

[Liquid_NRG]

Sound Card: Auzentech X-Fi Prelude
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16829156005


Cons: Sadly, the drivers tend to disapear willy nilly and tragically there is absolutely non existant tech support. Apparently the only way to contact them is through their support ticket email scheme. You will get an acknowledgement and never ever hear from them again regarding your question or issue.

Cons: Every 24 hours or so the optical signal from the card just disappears. Its easily fixed by switching modes back and forth in the audio console, but I'm looking forward to a driver update or fix.

Have fun with that.

[Fungus Amungus]

Thanks for the heads up. At the time not alot of reviews came up, im going to get a Asus Xonar instead.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829132005

[BrotherPaul]

GPU: Quad-Sli 9800 X2
http://www.tomshardware.com/2008/01/05/exclusive_nvidia_geforce_9800gx2/

I would think twice about this one. Dual-SLI isn't working as intended and by the time consumer games and apps can take advantage of this hardware it will be cheaper and better refined.

RAM: 8Gbs of DDR2 1066 Memory
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16820231145

Bleeding edge GPUs but not memory? DDR2 is being phased out by DDR3 with front-side bus speeds of 1333Mhz.

I know many of you will say "waste of money" or some bullshit. Well fact is I worked my ass off and saved money to do this. I can't wait to get it and play Crysis and Call of Duty 4 at thier full potential. I'll also be overclocking it. Once I build it I'll take pictures and post benchmarks and such. I'm posting just to make sure if there is some minor detail I might of missed.

Waste of money or some bullshit....

It's your money but since you made a thread I'm compelled to give my input. Your games are gonna look top notch but there's a relative limit to the visual quality any partiular game and GPU(s) can produce. As an example, if I play Morrowind on a good PC today, it doesn't look any better than it did running on a top-of-the-line PC when it was released, your GPUs are gonna be snoozing even with those games on maximum quality.

You seem to know a thing or two about PCs so you know that your "amazing hardware" is going to be "good hardware" probably by this time next year. So you can spend $2,000 on a gaming rig more than capable of what you want to do now, and an equivalent amount in a couple years. Or, you can go balls to the wall now and still have to get a new rig a couple years. Which ever you choose, good luck. :)

[PsiRedEye22]

Or, you can go balls to the wall now and still have to get a new rig a couple years. Which ever you choose, good luck. :)

Pfft, I custom built a single-core P4 with a gig and a half of RAM and an 80 gig hard drive. It lasted me many, many years up until this christmas.

[Slick37c]

If it's worth doing it's worth doing right! Right on man.

[rand0m]

If money isn't in the equation I would definately not custom build. Get a less but still extravagent water-cooled PC from a trusted decent Company.

If you're supidly rich get http://www.voodoopc.com/

Or go for cheaper companys, eather way, if i had the money I would rather trust a company that specialises in building top gaming rigs than put one together.

Oh and your screens crap.

Go for a XHD monitor ... http://www.nvidia.com/page/technology_extreme_hd_monitors.html

You're getting the horse power, might as well put it to use.

[refoops]

I once posted on this forum a long time back mentioning I was going to buy 2 gigs of ram and people started laughing at me.

[PsiRedEye22]

If money isn't in the equation I would definately not custom build. Get a less but still extravagent water-cooled PC from a trusted decent Company.

If you're supidly rich get http://www.voodoopc.com/

Or go for cheaper companys, eather way, if i had the money I would rather trust a company that specialises in building top gaming rigs than put one together.

Oh and your screens crap.

Go for a XHD monitor ... http://www.nvidia.com/page/technology_extreme_hd_monitors.html

You're getting the horse power, might as well put it to use.

I agree with the above statement minus the monitor deal. A warranty is a powerful thing, and your individual parts are not covered past a certain number of days, and definately not if they have ever worked in the past.

Plus, voodoo is just plain great.

And...if you can afford it, get your case painted by FNW.

Edit...scratch that, they have their Mach V deals going on right now.
http://www.falcon-nw.com/
I brought one of these to the CPL through a sponsored rental. They are god machines and are illegal in the Unreal Tournament competitions.

[DavyJon3s]

Fuck just buy a decked out Mac Pro. $19,999.00 (no screen included)

CPU: Two 3.2GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon (8-core)
RAM: 32GB (8 x 4GB)
# Mac Pro RAID Card
HDD1: 300GB 15,000-rpm SAS
HDD2: 300GB 15,000-rpm SAS
HDD3: 300GB 15,000-rpm SAS
HDD4: 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
GPU: NVIDIA Quadro FX 5600 1.5GB (Stereo 3D, two dual-link DVI)

[Fungus Amungus]

I don't like going to Pre-built computers. I don't doubt their computers rock, but it's cheaper and I feel better playing a computer I made and put together. I've put togather doezens of computers so I'm not worried of malfunction on my part.

[BrotherPaul]

Pfft, I custom built a single-core P4 with a gig and a half of RAM and an 80 gig hard drive. It lasted me many, many years up until this christmas.

I had a similar set-up, but what I was trying to emphasize was that there isn't any point in overkill because of the volatility of the PC hardware market.

[Fungus Amungus]

Like I said, I don't give a shit about how obsolete it will become in the next couple of months. I can't control the hardware market, so why fret about it?

[BrotherPaul]

Like I said, I don't give a shit about how obsolete it will become in the next couple of months. I can't control the hardware market, so why fret about it?

No need to fret at all, it's something we as PC gamers are all subject to.

I don't know what else you are going to do on that PC other than game because I haven't read this entire thread, but spending good coin on hardware that is going to remain dormant so-to-speak, simply doesn't make sense. Quad core processor? sweet, but unless you are a heavy multitasker or run multithreaded apps that are built to utilize those cores -which games do not, not past two anyway - you will see virtually no benefit over a dual core. Likewise with GPU etc. I guess the principal can be compared to buying a server to run Microsoft Word.

[usefulidiot316]

Like I said, I don't give a shit about how obsolete it will become in the next couple of months. I can't control the hardware market, so why fret about it?

Say two people had $4000 and one of them spent all of it at once on a PC that played games at full resolution with maxed out settings at 100fps. The other person spent $1500 on a PC with good hardware that played those same games with the same settings, but at a few less fps. One year later, both computers are considered high-midrange with decent processors, but outdated GPUs. The second person has $2500 left from the year before to spend on upgrading the GPU and the memory if it's necessary, and be on the same level as the first person. Another year later, both PCs are considered low-midrange with outdated everything. It's the year when 100 core processors and fusion processors are king, and quad core processors(even at 4ghz) are practically 16bit. The first person is still using the same $4000 computer he had for the last two years, while the second person has $2000 or so left over.

Also, I don't see why you can't just spend $2000 on an ultra high end pc with $2000 in software for it.

[rand0m]

Yeah usefulidiot316 is quite right.

Unless you can literally burn money, going for the complete top spec is a waste of money.

With my PC i got the best equipment but not the ultra best since the difference was negletable, but the money saved was. Now my 8800gtx is running everything for me fine, and the rest of my PC is ready for Nvidias new chipset cards, if my 8800 is struggling by then, which thanks to the console market probably won't happen.

[{PIITB} Shinra]

AM2/AM2+ socket 790fx mobo
AMD 6400+ Black Edition (just til next gen Phenom)
4 Gig GSkill DDR2 8500
2 Raptor 150 10000rpm in raid
2 ATI Sapphire 3870s in crossfire
Soundblaster Fatality XFi Ultimate
Coolermaster Cosmos case w 1000w ps
Windows Xp Pro 64 bit
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit

[Dumpster Cunt]

[QUOTE=silverspade14;4168123]He said he wants to play Crysis at the highest settings.

ANYWAYS

Does Vista even recognize 8 gigs o ram?[QUOTE]

Nope, luulz.

[The_Guitarist]

My new graphics card and RAM came today. I am most pleased.

[Q_UP_AND_C_Y]

Looks like a good rig. Would be unreal to play Crysis at max settings.