-Remii- wrote

RuLeWreX wrote

-Remii- wrote

RuLeWreX wrote

-Remii- wrote Well, thanks guys! I really appreciate it. And the one im buying is paying for Windows right?

It sure is... (It's at moments like these that I hate the 20 character rule.)

So will that be windows 7 or 8?

It is in fact windows 7. We only recommend windows 8 if you are on a touch screen

OH! And one last question. Will this play, CoD, BF3, Farcry 3, WoW and Guild Wars 2? Games like those?

We could go into fine details, so here the short answer: yes

-Remii- wrote

RuLeWreX wrote

-Remii- wrote

RuLeWreX wrote

-Remii- wrote Well, thanks guys! I really appreciate it. And the one im buying is paying for Windows right?

It sure is... (It's at moments like these that I hate the 20 character rule.)

So will that be windows 7 or 8?

It is in fact windows 7. We only recommend windows 8 if you are on a touch screen

OH! And one last question. Will this play, CoD, BF3, Farcry 3, WoW and Guild Wars 2? Games like those?

In Far Cry 3, expect some 35-40 FPS at nearly max settings. Turning them down a bit will get you the best experience.

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In BF3, you can get nearly around 50 FPS maxed out, more if you overclock.

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Call of Duty, WoW, and GW2 will run like a dream.

What is Overclocking? Can someone explain? Like I said, I'm new to this stuff.

-Remii- wrote What is Overclocking? Can someone explain? Like I said, I'm new to this stuff.

pushing your cpu faster then it's intended. If you have a good cooling system then it's really helpful

Idk what cooling system was in the build. It's on page 2 lol. r00ts

-Remii- wrote Idk what cooling system was in the build. It's on page 2 lol. r00ts

Overclocking support is expensive and I didn't include it in your build to keep the cost within your budget. The graphics card can be easily overclocked with [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] , but the CPU cannot. The stock cooler that comes in the box with the CPU is adequate.

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-Remii- wrote Idk what cooling system was in the build. It's on page 2 lol. r00ts

Overclocking support is expensive and I didn't include it in your build to keep the cost within your budget. The graphics card can be easily overclocked with [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] , but the CPU cannot. The stock cooler that comes in the box with the CPU is adequate.

I think i'm going to stick with what I have(: Thanks r00t