looking forward on one of three CPUs

theryaner said:
yes i am currently maxed out with a steady 45-120 fps, it normally drops down to 48 when i'm in battles and my resolution is 1680x1050, and runs very well. WELL one of the reasons why I run the game so well is because i understand the monitors processor. Most monitors has a built in processor, stock: is normally a pentium4 3ghz. Now what you can do is overclock this processor to display images and analyze pixels and polys at a faster rate. THAN your monitor will be able to run videos and just simply allow more pixels on screen. Yes you can OC your monitor, but be careful cus your monitor can overheat and if your using and LCD it might crack near the corners.
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I WANT TO LEARN MORE!!1!1!1!!!
 
Yeah I'll be happy to lend out my knowledge, seeing how ppl here are not as computer savy as me. just ask a question and i'll see if i can get you an answer :)
 
^^ You should be banned for being an idiot thinking that a 5 series Nvidia can max out Crysis. If you're just going on forums just to go trolling, I suggest you leave.
 
theryaner said:
Yeah I'll be happy to lend out my knowledge, seeing how ppl here are not as computer savy as me. just ask a question and i'll see if i can get you an answer :)
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And so it begins again...

BluePlum...heeeeere, BluePlum! We have a friend for you to play with!
 
theryaner said:
yes i am currently maxed out with a steady 45-120 fps, it normally drops down to 48 when i'm in battles and my resolution is 1680x1050, and runs very well. WELL one of the reasons why I run the game so well is because i understand the monitors processor. Most monitors has a built in processor, stock: is normally a pentium4 3ghz. Now what you can do is overclock this processor to display images and analyze pixels and polys at a faster rate. THAN your monitor will be able to run videos and just simply allow more pixels on screen. Yes you can OC your monitor, but be careful cus your monitor can overheat and if your using and LCD it might crack near the corners.
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Monitors don't have a processor. Monitors display the signals sent to them by the video card. You can over clock a video card but not a monitor. You might want to read the 101 at the below link to get a start on the correct information of how a computer works:

http://www.computerforum.com/13713-questions-101-a.html
 
Anyway.....I save money for these upgrade and I looks though CPUs again.
I dont know... In http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php
Intel Pentium Dual E2200 @ 2.20GHz Score: 1244 Rank:60 is slight faster than
Intel Core2 Duo E4500 @ 2.20GHz Score: 1114 Rank:73. If you saying Intel Core2 Duo E4500 better than Intel Pentium Dual E2200, I am going order Intel Core2 Duo E4500 very soon. Yes, very sooooon.
 
theryaner said:
yes i am currently maxed out with a steady 45-120 fps, it normally drops down to 48 when i'm in battles and my resolution is 1680x1050, and runs very well. WELL one of the reasons why I run the game so well is because i understand the monitors processor. Most monitors has a built in processor, stock: is normally a pentium4 3ghz. Now what you can do is overclock this processor to display images and analyze pixels and polys at a faster rate. THAN your monitor will be able to run videos and just simply allow more pixels on screen. Yes you can OC your monitor, but be careful cus your monitor can overheat and if your using and LCD it might crack near the corners.
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I lol'd.
 
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