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I just put in my two GTX 285's I got for my birthday ^_^ Waiting for the crysis 1.2 patch to download and once I get it installed I'm going to see how well I can perform. I'm pretty sure that my Q6600 will bottleneck me until I can buy a TRUE and OC it over 3Ghz. The most I can do with my current heatsink is 2.9Ghz.
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It probably will bottleneck somewhat, but not nearly as much as if you had say, a dual core. BTW time to update your sig
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I played it with everything maxed out, 16Q AA with V sync and at 1680x1050 I got 24 FPS average. I saw a benchmark on crysis a while ago and apparently very high is where the CPU starts to play a big role in the game so hopefully an overclocking of my Q6600 will show improvement.
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mhm...24fps...i am willing to bet that if you take down your AA from 16Q AA to 2x or 4x, you will barely notice ANY difference if not none in quality and will gain a massive boost in fps!! Cause u have 24fps average then I can't imaging how low it would be during a big battle...what 10fps probably? your AA is killing you!
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On my low-end video card, World of Warcraft with full AA made it unplayable. When I lowered it by just a bit the frame rate doubled, sometimes tripled...
Just my own personal example. And of course I noticed no difference in the quality of the game...
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I know that I don't need to be playing it with full AA I was just wanted to see how well my computer would perform with it.
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Yeah, ocing your Q6600 would show you a decent difference in fps, especially at higher settings.
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I currently have a thermaltake V1 cooler and I can get to 2.9ghz while maxing out at 60C during max load but I need to bump up the voltage a decent amount to push just that little extra amount to get to 3ghz and then my temps jump to 80C max load. I think I'll just OC it to 2.9ghz again until I can get my TRUE.
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How much is a megahalem? Do you also have any charts showing its performance vs. the TRUE?
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