DigitalElite
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easy to screw up though...nice little trick if you do it right
How does AMD "pwn" Intel? Intel overclocks better but AMD is cheaper. Best Bang for your Buck AMD is Athlon XP 2500+ and Best Bang for your Buck Intel is P4 2.4C-2.8C (Overclocks to 3.4 easily). AMD Doesn't "pwn" Intel, It's just cheaper and that makes it most of the gamers choice for processor. Don't get anything below AMD Athlon 2500+ though. If you're going with AMD I prefer ABIT NF7-S Motherboard it's probably the best. For Intel, ABIT AI7.Originally posted by ORC-r0x0r-ROC
AMD pwns intel, if you could get like a 2.0 AMD altholon(sp?) that should be ok. What motherboard do you have, it might depend on that. Money provided I would go for a new motherboard (depends what you got) more ram and better proccessor.
You shouldn't with a G5. They are extremely fast. Is just that there aren't many games supoorted by their OS.Originally posted by antitheus
i've never had a problem having any game on mac. they've usually all been hybrid for like the last 6 years now..
Well, i doubt you play any of the ones that were meant for your graphics card.Originally posted by antitheus
I haven't found a game that wasn't supported yet.
I play games such as any Medal of Honor, Battlefield 1942/Vietnam, Diablo II, UT2004, Halo, Quake 3, Unreal 2: the awakening (didn't really like it that much but it runs smooth as silk), and probably hundreds more. I think some of those games really show what the G5/ati 9800 can do.Originally posted by WQ87
Well, i doubt you play any of the ones that were meant for your graphics card.
Not quite...More power = more flashy LED's you can hold without smoking your PSU. Any gaming rig available nowadays can run easily on a 300W PSU without problem as long as they don't over-do it with "specialty" items such as cathodes and non-standard fans.More Power = Better Performance.
True, but incorrect, as funny as that sounds. I'm running on a GF2 ti at the moment, and I can play every game out now, yes. BUT, GF2's are only DX7 compliant, so I can only get so many of the features these new games hold. Yes, I can pump all the detail's I want out of any game I play, but it's still not going to look as nice as a DX9 compliant card with the capabilities to show off these new shadow rendering and other cool effects.You can run every single program with a ge-force 2 if you do it right. ^^;;
This poll might straighten some things out. The AMD Athlon XP 3200+ (2.2 GHz) performs about the same as an Intel Pentium 4-C (3.2 Ghz) CPU (You wouldn't even have to overclock to beat a intel mhz for mhz) for. AMDs are cheaper as you said, they have pretty much been the best since AMD thunderbird. AMD had 64bit processors to the public before INTEL had them out to buisness's and servers. They're a lot more cost efficient and a lot of people say, more reliable.How does AMD "pwn" Intel? Intel overclocks better but AMD is cheaper. Best Bang for your Buck AMD is Athlon XP 2500+ and Best Bang for your Buck Intel is P4 2.4C-2.8C (Overclocks to 3.4 easily). AMD Doesn't "pwn" Intel, It's just cheaper and that makes it most of the gamers choice for processor. Don't get anything below AMD Athlon 2500+ though. If you're going with AMD I prefer ABIT NF7-S Motherboard it's probably the best. For Intel, ABIT AI7.