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"This computer is easily able to play all games on the highest settings possible.
It's one of the best computers out there."
 

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Meh, exaggeration. No $1000 computer can "play all games on the highest settings possible". For that matter, you'd be hard pressed to find any computer that'd do that.

No worse than the way Dell or HP or anyone else talks about the computers they're selling.
 

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Maybe. Seeing as I wouldn't pay several thousand for such a system, I can't say exactly how well an overclocked 8800GTX SLi rig would play Oblivion with custom texture packs at 2560x1600 with full AA, AF, etc. But I seriously doubt you'd get constant smooth FPS. And that counts as a game on the highest settings possible.

Anyway, the point is, it's a decent machine for a fairly acceptable price. If I had to buy either it or one of Dell or HP's "latest graphics technology!" PCs, I'd totally go for this guy's. I saw HP say "graphics demanding games" on a lame 7500LE, for example, and Dell is just as bad.
 

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The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion
Anti Aliasing: On
Resolution: 2560x1600
Anisotropic Filtering: On
Custome Texture Packs: Installed

That would "Rodney King" an overclocked and SLi 8800GTX system, shoot it in both kneecaps, break it's shins, set it on fire, pour salt in it's wounds and then put a pair of concrete shoes on it and send it to sleep with the fishes...
 

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is your dog feeling a little "run down"?

I guess now you just have to plug the dog into the battery charger. :twisted:
 

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LOL! He chews on my phone charger. He got the mess shocked out of him the other day too! It was HILLARIOUS! You could hear him get shocked because the room was quiet and then he yelped and ran out of the room.
 

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I guess as long as the batteries come out the back end of your dog that it won't be a problem but if one doesn't get out it may cause problems for the dog.

you might try getting the dog some chew toys that have similar texture as the things being chewed on now, to "lure" it away from eating things that you don't want eaten.