preferably under £500?
Good and Steady FPS of 500+
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CODJ4CK3R
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Good and Steady FPS of 500+
Recommend a good RAM, Processor, Graphics Card and Memory and what ever else to reach a good and steady FPS of 500+
preferably under £500?
preferably under £500?
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
On what sort of graphics settings?
Pretty sure not many (if any, only the very high end) graphics cards will get a steady 500+ on good settings, if you were hoping to be playing maxed graphics with that sort of fps.
I'm not that familiar with latest cards and stuff though so can't really recommend any.
Pretty sure not many (if any, only the very high end) graphics cards will get a steady 500+ on good settings, if you were hoping to be playing maxed graphics with that sort of fps.
I'm not that familiar with latest cards and stuff though so can't really recommend any.
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r0lf
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
500+ fps are just useful for elevators i think...
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
Not necessary really, I can do elevators in under 20 secs with 125, under 10 secs with 333. Higher Fps doesn't really make much difference for anything beyond 333 AFAIK (other than running up sloped objects with 1000fps).r0lf wrote:500+ fps are just useful for elevators i think...
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Pedsdude
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
And on a side note, it seems ridiculous to get upgrades just for elevators 
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
Pedsdude wrote:And on a side note, it seems ridiculous to get upgrades just for elevators
agreed. but if your actually serious about that, you might wanna look at some of the newer ATI cards. And theyre releasing a new one within the next few months (i think...) or maybe a top of the line nvidia card. but keep in mind its more than just your graphics card that provides a strong fps
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
I don't need it to get 500+. I'm building a Gaming computer and Im mainly going to be playing Call of Duty 4 and Modern Warefare 2 and Black ops when its released, but on CoD4 ill play CoD Jumper and I want it to reach a good FPS like 333FPS or higher.Pedsdude wrote:Why do you need 500+ FPS specifically?
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
1. Buy: CPU: Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition; GPU: 4 x Sapphire Toxic Radeon HD 5970, 2x 2048MB GDDR5; 48 GB DDR3 RAM
2. Play CoD4
3. Get over 9000 FPS
4. ?????
5. PROFIT!
2. Play CoD4
3. Get over 9000 FPS
4. ?????
5. PROFIT!
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Re: Good and Steady FPS of 500+
No pic no proof.Frazzer wrote:1. Buy: CPU: Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition; GPU: 4 x Sapphire Toxic Radeon HD 5970, 2x 2048MB GDDR5; 48 GB DDR3 RAM
2. Play CoD4
3. Get over 9000 FPS
4. ?????
5. PROFIT!
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