Okay, it's upgrade time.

**DeusInnomen** · 05-05-08, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by SoySoldier

Nice! So whatcha gonna do with that old FX-60?

Sell it, obviously. I'd prefer to sell the board/proc/memory as a combo instead of separate, but if I must I will.

**DeusInnomen** · 05-05-08, 09:51 PM

Okay. Asus P5K3 Deluxe it is. I have the proc and memory sitting here, but can only get that board from Newegg. Nothing else seems to offer DDR3 and the P35 chipset while being a name I trust, other than the Gigabyte GA-EP35C-DS3R.

**DeusInnomen** · 05-09-08, 10:38 PM

Not too shabby. Went from 8016 3DMarks to 9947 3DMarks without tweaking a single system setting or OCing or anything.

Muahaha. This is gonna be fun to play with!

**DeusInnomen** · 05-27-08, 11:16 PM

Okay, after tweaking bus speeds on both the mobo and video card, here's where I'm at stable:

3DMark Vantage: P4918
3DMark06: 12211

Sweeeet.

**Zoey W** · 02-13-12, 09:55 AM

As the title implies, I am thinking of buying star wars: the old republic. As these things cost money I just want to know 2 things.

A: Is it any good
B: Are the system requirements really high (I know bugger all about computers so keep it simple

)

Thanks in advance.

**Almostinsane** · 02-13-12, 05:43 PM

You can google for system requirements easily enough, and there are quite a few guides out there to tell you how to check your system requirements.

To answer if its any good; I've only played a little bit of the game, I beta tested.. it all really depends if you like MMOs or not. I am not an MMO person, but I had quite an interest in it (Born & raised on star wars - my grandma is a huge fan.) and it turned out to be pretty good. if you think you will play the game enough to make it worth 15/month, then I'd say go for it. but again its really a personal thing. some people love MMOs, some don't.

**Zoey W** · 02-14-12, 01:27 AM

Ohh, I didt realise it was a monthly subscription, I just assumed that you just bought the game from a shop. I have a thing against subscriptions to games