experience is typical. The game just gets bogged down with lots of players. It's not likely to be your notebook. Did you get similar results when playing other games? hi, thanks for your reply! No, my Wow experience is not typical on the W90 because my G1s...

very few ports were considered good games. Games typically do better if they're designed for their platform (correct me if I'm wrong). Now we have this "Games for Windows" that appeared about the same time I started hearing all the "PC gaming is dying" talk....

i find the 9600 gt sli somewhat 10-15 fps more than 9800 gtx in almost all games. So plz tell me what all r u opinons considering gaming at these 3 resolutions. Actaully i am from India and here one 9600 GT card costs around 9000 indian rupees and 9800...

bang for the buck" cards, but that was a while ago. What do folks here recommend I go with for the above setup? Here are a few other points that may be helpful: [*]I'm willing to spend up to $325 [*]Typical games I play: Team Fortress 2, Oblivion, COD4,...

in some games is to ignore the >> simple fact that the game requires such a person to exist in order to >> operate. >> For you maybe, not for everyone else. If not, the game doesn't function. End of story. I don't know, maybe I'm being VERY unclear...

supply and that runs a Pentium 2.8d processor with 2gig RAM, Sata HD and DVD RW and that runs fine and stable. In this review of wattage draw, a typical gaming system using components similar to yours is only drawing max load of 189W. ...

on upgrading to more than 512MB RAM, you don't have much choice, because there is a problem with a good number of games, Win98SE, and more than 512MB. In such a case, your best bet is XP, if you want to take advantage of all that memory in games, and what else...

gaming computer as for power and speed of most typical gaming systems today. Aswell as the obvious the internet adds alot of replayability; eventually I find console games to lose their appeal because your just playing vs the computer or on some ultimatley...

T is a critical operation and R is done on the GPU and doesn’t affect the CPU. So you get T over IAG which has the affect of delaying the R. I’m sure there is some situation where Hyper-Threading could improve calculations, but for a typical game I doubt...