I've got some questions about supcom, since I used to be a big TA fan and want to play supcom if I can get a computer that will play it well enough on the cheap.
I see from some benchies online that supcom benefits a signifigant amount from 3 cores, but not 4. At the same time, it also seems to not fully utilize the 2nd and 3rd cores that much. I wonder if there is a way to force supcom to run all of the threads that would run on the last 3 cores all on one core? I would think that would make the most efficient usage of CPU power(if it's possible).
I also read somewhere that SLI is not supported. Is this still true? I would think they would have fixed something like that by now. How about crossfire support?
I was hoping I could do a system for about 600, but it looks like that's not going to be possible >_<
I see from some benchies online that supcom benefits a signifigant amount from 3 cores, but not 4. At the same time, it also seems to not fully utilize the 2nd and 3rd cores that much. I wonder if there is a way to force supcom to run all of the threads that would run on the last 3 cores all on one core? I would think that would make the most efficient usage of CPU power(if it's possible).
I also read somewhere that SLI is not supported. Is this still true? I would think they would have fixed something like that by now. How about crossfire support?
I was hoping I could do a system for about 600, but it looks like that's not going to be possible >_<
