What's Your Current Pc System ?

[cheesekeso2004]

Ill buy my rig this saturday eto specs

 

PROCESSOR:  AMD Athlon 64 3000+ s939

MOTHERBOARD: Asrock s939 sLi e-SATA2

MEMORY: PQI 512 mb PC 400

VIDEOCARD:  Inno3D GF6600 LE 256 mb 128 bit (6600 GT sana kso kulang Budget ehh)

HARD DRIVE:  Seagate 160GB 7200RPM

MONITOR: 15" MAG LCD

CASING: AMP 7004 500W ATX w/ KB,Mouse and MMSpeakers

OPTICAL DRIVE: Lite On COmbo CDrW/DVD

 

Any comments? Suggestions ?

 

THX po

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Go for 1gb (2x512mb) if you can Since 1gb is already nearly a minimum requirement on most programs

[TasmanianDevil]

Thanks guys.

 

Words are not enough to describe the gaming experience I get with this setup. Simply, I am immersed in the game itself unlike anytime before. Add to that games that are masterfully designed to exploit this technology. The result is truly amazing. I tried the factory set drivers but currently am using Nvidia's latest geforce beta drivers. No glitches so far but so much better performance.

 

The FPshooters really showcase audio and visuals. Man, you can see sonic waves from fragmentation grenades, dust clouds after a barrage of gunfire hitting concrete walls in FEAR,shadows are TOO real and hamper vision, sparks flying everywhere ala your favorite action movie, the vividly drawn colors in Far Cry, etc. Far cry is most visually stunning to me. But unlike FEAR, Far Cry ambiance is less realistic. It'll be a some time before all these gets old. Oblivion is a hot game now but I haven't purchased it yet. Can't give feedback on that yet but am interested in getting this game. Haven't really been an RPG fan but I'm willing to try it.

 

Can't wait for Windows Vista to be retailed. I initially tried XP Pro x64 but had too many errors so I switched back to the 32bit version. Maybe by then more developers would have re-designed their games for a 64 bit OS.

[TasmanianDevil]

One thing i noticed though, since the rear speakers of my Logitech 5450 are wireless, the wireless mouse and keyboard sometimes/often interferes with the rear audio output during gameplay. Not much, but at some points can be noticeable. The wireless rear speaker design is a good idea to create ideal 3-D positioning for surround. You can mount it anywhere without wire clutter. It's still not perfect but is something to consider for anyone who intends to acquire these speakers.

[TheRaven]

Thanks guys.

 

Words are not enough to describe the gaming experience I get with this setup. Simply, I am immersed in the game itself unlike anytime before. Add to that games that are masterfully designed to exploit this technology. The result is truly amazing. I tried the factory set drivers but currently am using Nvidia's latest geforce beta drivers. No glitches so far but so much better performance.

 

The FPshooters really showcase audio and visuals. Man, you can see sonic waves from fragmentation grenades, dust clouds after a barrage of gunfire hitting concrete walls in FEAR,shadows are TOO real and hamper vision, sparks flying everywhere ala your favorite action movie, the vividly drawn colors in Far Cry, etc. Far cry is most visually stunning to me. But unlike FEAR, Far Cry ambiance is less realistic. It'll be a some time before all these gets old. Oblivion is a hot game now but I haven't purchased it yet. Can't give feedback on that yet but am interested in getting this game. Haven't really been an RPG fan but I'm willing to try it.

 

Can't wait for Windows Vista to be retailed. I initially tried XP Pro x64 but had too many errors so I switched back to the 32bit version. Maybe by then more developers would have re-designed their games for a 64 bit OS.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Will wait for your post on your experience with Oblivion using your current rig should you decide to try an RPG category.

[cheesekeso2004]

Thanks guys.

 

Words are not enough to describe the gaming experience I get with this setup. Simply, I am immersed in the game itself unlike anytime before. Add to that games that are masterfully designed to exploit this technology. The result is truly amazing. I tried the factory set drivers but currently am using Nvidia's latest geforce beta drivers. No glitches so far but so much better performance.

 

The FPshooters really showcase audio and visuals. Man, you can see sonic waves from fragmentation grenades, dust clouds after a barrage of gunfire hitting concrete walls in FEAR,shadows are TOO real and hamper vision, sparks flying everywhere ala your favorite action movie, the vividly drawn colors in Far Cry, etc. Far cry is most visually stunning to me. But unlike FEAR, Far Cry ambiance is less realistic. It'll be a some time before all these gets old. Oblivion is a hot game now but I haven't purchased it yet. Can't give feedback on that yet but am interested in getting this game. Haven't really been an RPG fan but I'm willing to try it.

 

Can't wait for Windows Vista to be retailed. I initially tried XP Pro x64 but had too many errors so I switched back to the 32bit version. Maybe by then more developers would have re-designed their games for a 64 bit OS.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Try it with Oblivion, since we have nearly the same rig Try to run Oblivion @ the max settings that you can run it Even my Oblivion is crying @ 1920x1200 w/ HDR LOL

 

Oh yeah, were you able to tweak your bios? The initial bios setting for out MSI Diamond Plus for the SLI is running @ 8x 8x SLI

[PeterNorth]

Thanks guys.

 

Words are not enough to describe the gaming experience I get with this setup. Simply, I am immersed in the game itself unlike anytime before. Add to that games that are masterfully designed to exploit this technology. The result is truly amazing. I tried the factory set drivers but currently am using Nvidia's latest geforce beta drivers. No glitches so far but so much better performance.

 

The FPshooters really showcase audio and visuals. Man, you can see sonic waves from fragmentation grenades, dust clouds after a barrage of gunfire hitting concrete walls in FEAR,shadows are TOO real and hamper vision, sparks flying everywhere ala your favorite action movie, the vividly drawn colors in Far Cry, etc. Far cry is most visually stunning to me. But unlike FEAR, Far Cry ambiance is less realistic. It'll be a some time before all these gets old. Oblivion is a hot game now but I haven't purchased it yet. Can't give feedback on that yet but am interested in getting this game. Haven't really been an RPG fan but I'm willing to try it.

 

Can't wait for Windows Vista to be retailed. I initially tried XP Pro x64 but had too many errors so I switched back to the 32bit version. Maybe by then more developers would have re-designed their games for a 64 bit OS.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Shut up....joke!

 

But seriously, siguro maganda din simulators sa set up mo...

[kenji_1989]

Gaganda talaga ng mga rig ng tao dito...hay...

 

Holdap muna ako ng bangko hehe Tanong ko lang guys, magandang mobo din yung Biostar(Redfox) diba? Sa Asrock kasi parang alanganin ako e

[jason5678]

guys, what's the best brand to go for sa MOBO for an Athlon 64 processor?

Edited June 8, 2006 by jason5678

[Kurtsky Keigee]

Im not selling my rig at the moment guys

[paupawie]

tao po!..share ko lang din yung akin..my resources are limited (student lang po kaya eto:

 

PROCESSOR: Intel Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz

MOTHERBOARD: ecs pm800-m2

MEMORY: 512 ddr ram

VIDEOCARD: nvidia geforce4 mx 4000

HARD DRIVE: seagate 40 gig

MONITOR: 15" samsung syncmaster591s (from my old pc)

CASING: white

OPTICAL DRIVE: LG cdrom/writer

[kenji_1989]

guys, what's the best brand to go for sa MOBO for an Athlon 64 processor?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Best brand for Athlon boards is DFI. It is the best motherboard especially when you are OCing because of its flexibility. But since DFI is not much seen in most sellers here , MSI is the second to it. MSI is also good also in OCing and performance as well. ASUS also perform well.

If you are getting an Athlon 64 for Socket 939, I suggest getting a MSI K8N Neo-4.

 

If you want a little cheaper board, I suggest Redfox or Gigabyte.

[jason5678]

Best brand for Athlon boards is DFI. It is the best motherboard especially when you are OCing because of its flexibility. But since DFI is not much seen in most sellers here , MSI is the second to it. MSI is also good also in OCing and performance as well. ASUS also perform well.

If you are getting an Athlon 64 for Socket 939, I suggest getting a MSI K8N Neo-4.

 

If you want a little cheaper board, I suggest Redfox or Gigabyte.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

thanks mate

[PapaFresh]

PROCESSOR: Athlon64 3700+ (San Diego Core)

MOTHERBOARD: Chaintech VNF4 Ultra (Nforce4 Ultra Chipset)

MEMORY: 1GB Kingmax PC3200 dual channel (2x512MB)

VIDEOCARD: EVGA Geforce 6800GS OC 256MB

HARD DRIVE: Maxtor 160GB 7200RPM

MONITOR: 19" Viewsonic CRT

OPTICAL DRIVE: Lite-On DVDRW

ACCESSORIES: Logitech Wireless Keyboard & Optical Mouse, Logitech 2.1 Speakers.

 

I can play Elder Scrolls Oblivion on near max settings 1024x768 resolution after some ini tweaking at 30+ FPS minimum. Plays any other games at max settings well above 30+ FPS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[justx]

@papaFresh

 

How do the Logitech Wireless Keyboard and Optical Mouse perform in gaming?

 

I am thinking of going wireless too.

[d33th]

Guys ano ba pag kakaiba ng Socket 754 and 939 sa AMD? alin na ba ngayon ang mas ginagamit? matagal na kasi ako di update sa hardwares eh...