Fact is, PC gaming sales are in the billions, and they went up from last year. This GFW seems to me like a port-machine for Xbox 360. It also requires compatibility with the 360 controller. Now, people that read these forums and I know that PC games look...

can any one help thank you I briefly experimented with XP64 when I upgraded from my old single-core Athlon64 to a Q9450. I was playing Gothic 3 at the time. After the upgrade, the game actually ran SLOWER. I tried again with regular old XP, and things were...

if you have 400 Mhz system with 16 MB Video Card and 64MB of Ram and then you definitely need an upgrade, but games don't need 2.0 Ghz or higher cpu, not a single game that requires that much power. so why people are so worried about AMD running out of juices...

rid of my old 40 gig HD after I have installed the Windows 7 upgrade? The game I will be playing is "Gears of War," which I have had for a year but not had a good system to play it on. Given this, my build may well exceed the gaming requirements, but...

halfway through next year! I don't game real often these days because I work too much, but my kids game about 1/2 of their free time. They worked a bunch over the last year and spent quite a bit on gameing, upgrading their gaming pcs and also upgrading...

few games that are multi platform. I know most games require DX and Windows. I know Microsoft owns DX and I know that devlopment takes time and money. Why write a game for *nix when Windows is the only game. Why spend more money and time to port code so a few...

until the Nvidia GT300 series are out themselves. So here it is; if you are busting to upgrade your graphics processor and can't wait until DAAMMIT release their drivers, I say go for ATI's HD5870 or HD 5850, because it will get you playing today's games...

in less gaming performance. Also I did not see anything about the size of the PSU - a very important consideration for upgradibility and gaming in particular with the high power requirements of better graphics cards. I suggest you look at the Dell line...