Have you ever felt let down by a game? Or caught off guard?

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Have you ever felt let down by a game? Or caught off guard?

Have you ever felt let down by a game? Or caught off guard?

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xman75
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05-02-2023, 07:43 AM

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oh yeah I'm getting x99 5930k I believe and a gtx 980. That by its self should haha! I only chose the x99 cause of sony vegas and rendering. I like making youtube videos but the render time on this i7 920 is bad. especially if I do high quality. More and different games coming.

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xman75

05-02-2023, 07:43 AM #21

oh yeah I'm getting x99 5930k I believe and a gtx 980. That by its self should haha! I only chose the x99 cause of sony vegas and rendering. I like making youtube videos but the render time on this i7 920 is bad. especially if I do high quality. More and different games coming.

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Itz_Bwandon
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05-04-2023, 10:01 PM

#22

I had higher expectations, but Watch Dogs could have worked well without requiring NASA-level computing power.

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Itz_Bwandon

05-04-2023, 10:01 PM #22

I had higher expectations, but Watch Dogs could have worked well without requiring NASA-level computing power.

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RedX007
Junior Member

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05-13-2023, 01:20 PM

#23

I was just saying to my daughter yesterday that my phone is stronger than the first spaceship’s computer. It’s odd they don’t focus on GPU heavy tasks versus CPU heavy ones.

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RedX007

05-13-2023, 01:20 PM #23

I was just saying to my daughter yesterday that my phone is stronger than the first spaceship’s computer. It’s odd they don’t focus on GPU heavy tasks versus CPU heavy ones.

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CornuskerMiner
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05-13-2023, 01:41 PM

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Once upon a time, the Cray 2 dominated as the fastest machine on Earth, needing a massive water cooling setup and drawing 200,000 watts when it worked at full capacity. Twenty-six years later, a new gadget emerged—light enough to hold in your hand, powered by a battery, and boasting nearly ten times the speed of the Cray 2—this was the Galaxy S3.

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CornuskerMiner

05-13-2023, 01:41 PM #24

Once upon a time, the Cray 2 dominated as the fastest machine on Earth, needing a massive water cooling setup and drawing 200,000 watts when it worked at full capacity. Twenty-six years later, a new gadget emerged—light enough to hold in your hand, powered by a battery, and boasting nearly ten times the speed of the Cray 2—this was the Galaxy S3.

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