I'm not saying that i'm playing at a constant 60+ fps,my bad,being a longtime console gamer i find myself being content with much lower fps especially in games which do not require high fps to still deliver an enjoyable experience(i'm not playing MP).I obviously get framerate drops but they're...
Obviously not every single multiplatform game runs at a lower res on the ps3 but some do. Check this out. http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=46241
Rockstar games run at an higher res on the 360.
CPU wise is more powerful.But yeah,on the gpu side the 360 has an edge and that's why multiplatform games run at a lower res on the ps3.What really makes the ps3 a better product is their first party devs.I bought the playstation 3 just for the exclusives and i wasn't disappointed.
Unless you want to use less power there is no reason to get an i3.Source games are not that demanding even if they're single threaded.Unless you wanna play at 200fps you'll be more than ok with your current setup.
It's been 3 weeks since i made my new build.Everything works fine except one thing:every time i turn off the computer the psu continues to emits sounds as if the pc was still on that go away only if i unplug the psu from the wall.Is that normal?And it makes a weird screeching noise whenever i...
Keep the cpu,the games you are playing are not at all cpu-intensive and they don't even need a 200$ GPU.If you want to waste money get a 6850 but anything more than that would be way overkill.My advice would be to keep the cpu and get a 5770/6770.You'll easily max out all those games.
Those are single player benchmarks.The only MP benchmark around is this one http://www.sweclockers.com/image/diagram/2506?k=142b45af179c625ccd8f53fea7385155As you can see the more the cores the better the game runs.Unless you get an in i5 which is a bit faster than the x6 even tho it has a...
No,BF3 MP is easily one of the most cpu demanding games out there.While i completely agree that running an i3 will give you a good gameplay experience(that's exactly what i'm getting) switching to an i5 will give you much better performance,especially at lower settings and in multi-gpu...
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