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Intel Core i5-4210u with integrated Intel HD4400 graphics.
Plenty for office work, viewing 1080p video and the odd game of solitaire.
Plenty for office work, viewing 1080p video and the odd game of solitaire.
Well, if you're spreading the gospel to provide a public service, I might point you towards the only on-going vendor-wide aggregated figures for failure/return rates courtesy of Hardware France.So you are lucky. Look all I can do is try to warn people. After what I have seen I have no choice...
LOL no chance. SC2 needs quite a bit of GPU power at 2560x1600 with the ultra quality settings. The 750 Ti would spit out less than 10fps.
Please carry, on, the system your grandma is using, your cousins and their matesMy system MSI GTX 760 Upgrading to 970 in a few days
My son MSI GTX 770
My daughter XFX Radeon HD 6870
My Daughter Visiontek Radeon HD 4870
Spare gaming Machine Radeon HD 5870
On the shelf GTX 8800 GS
On the shelf All in Wonder 9800
In a storage box Hercules Dynamite TNT
I have a Cooler Master Storm Trooper case, MSI Z97 Gaming 7 mobo, 8GB GSkill ripjaws X, Intel core i7 4790k, and a pitiful miserable wothless Radeon HD 5770 poisoning my entire rig with its shabby useless self. It is an embarrassing abomination in my otherwise beastly rig. I am ashamed.
I have a GTX 780 for my 1440 monitor. I wont be upgrading until the DX 12 cards come out and I can start building a DDR4 system but it does great at that resolution with most everything turned up so im happy with it.
Far too long Doctor, far too long. 6 months ago I was computing with a used .... cyberpower. DDR2, Pentium, the case fan was held on by only jiggly rubber grommets which had decayed so with age that one day they cracked and the fan went on a rampage in my case during a choppy session of System Shock 2. I almost wept.I have a Cooler Master Storm Trooper case, MSI Z97 Gaming 7 mobo, 8GB GSkill ripjaws X, Intel core i7 4790k, and a pitiful miserable wothless Radeon HD 5770 poisoning my entire rig with its shabby useless self. It is an embarrassing abomination in my otherwise beastly rig. I am ashamed.
...unt how long have you felt zis vay?
Far too long Doctor, far too long. 6 months ago I was computing with a used .... cyberpower. DDR2, Pentium, the case fan was held on by only jiggly rubber grommets which had decayed so with age that one day they cracked and the fan went on a rampage in my case during a choppy session of System Shock 2. I almost wept.
I confess then I began ordering parts online. A gaming mobo with a Tron style light pipe to keep my audios crisp and punchy. It even says gaming on the board. The MSI logo makes my ish look like a Ferarri, all glowing and shiny. My metallic red ripjaws beg for my sweet hand bloods. My PSU is hefty, my case is a sublime obelisk far too large for my cheap 6 year old walmart computer desks frail and tiny workspace. My CPU I keep idle at a cool 4.0ghz. Its... a semi-giver.
But I ran out of $$$ before I could get a GPU.
Sometimes I just stare at it. I imagine what it will be like to open the case, and with a sneer, carefully remove its cancer from my beast, allowing its full potential to rize and grow more powerful still until we : together cannot be turned away from AAA titles and obscene system requirements. It is a marvelous vision.
Is that healthy? lol
Running a Sapphire HD7950OC Edition. Got to say, I'm pretty surprised by that comment as personal experience is NVIDIA has always been better with drivers and support software from my experience.Intel graphics, just sent my video card in for repair. Kinda regretting getting a Nvidia now. The control panel is nothing compared to AMDs and the drivers are annoying.
you must have a problem with your card I have sli 780tis there is no noise just normal noise under load and temps are good so I would get it checked and replace if it needs to be.I recently switch from AMD to Nvidia and bought a GTX 970 and I'm very disappointed, the control Panel is horrible, but I can live with that; my main complain is how hot this card gets and how noise it is, it even has coil whine. Performance wise is a good card and I manage to set a custom fan and temperature limit profile so that it could run cooler with less noise. It's a shame, Nvidia cards were supposed to be better, but it's just a myth
Running a Sapphire HD7950OC Edition. Got to say, I'm pretty surprised by that comment as personal experience is NVIDIA has always been better with drivers and support software from my experience.