Horrible Framerate (OFFLINE GAMES)

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  1. Posts : 552
    Windows 8 Pro x64
       #11

    Coolness said:

    Uhh, JUST 200 dollars? You dads a senator or something?
    No. In the gaming world $200 is not much, especially at a time when games are on average releasing for close to $50-$60 per title. And I earn my own money. My computer cost me $1680 for the tower and $170 for the monitor.
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  2. Posts : 2,685
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
       #12

    Windows i7 920 said:
    Coolness said:

    Uhh, JUST 200 dollars? You dads a senator or something?
    No. In the gaming world $200 is not much, especially at a time when games are on average releasing for close to $50-$60 per title. And I earn my own money. My computer cost me $1680 for the tower and $170 for the monitor.
    Agreed. You play games, you need a system with balls - you don't need flashy RAM or other parts, a 4GB kit of Kingston Value RAM DDR3 1333MHz w/ CAS 9-9-9-24 is enough, but all the parts need to work together in a long chain - and for that a 4890 is perfect, otherwise a 5850 or above. Also, spend more on the PSU and case - your parts need enough well-positioned air and a solid supply of power with low ripple across the lines.
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  3. Posts : 906
    Win 7 pro 64-bit, Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
       #13

    Frostmourne said:
    Windows i7 920 said:
    Coolness said:

    Uhh, JUST 200 dollars? You dads a senator or something?
    No. In the gaming world $200 is not much, especially at a time when games are on average releasing for close to $50-$60 per title. And I earn my own money. My computer cost me $1680 for the tower and $170 for the monitor.
    Agreed. You play games, you need a system with balls - you don't need flashy RAM or other parts, a 4GB kit of Kingston Value RAM DDR3 1333MHz w/ CAS 9-9-9-24 is enough, but all the parts need to work together in a long chain - and for that a 4890 is perfect, otherwise a 5850 or above. Also, spend more on the PSU and case - your parts need enough well-positioned air and a solid supply of power with low ripple across the lines.
    Still, if its 200 $ for a graphics card for you, think of what a african kid living on the streets can do with 200 $?
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  4. Posts : 2,685
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
       #14

    Coolness said:
    Frostmourne said:
    Windows i7 920 said:

    No. In the gaming world $200 is not much, especially at a time when games are on average releasing for close to $50-$60 per title. And I earn my own money. My computer cost me $1680 for the tower and $170 for the monitor.
    Agreed. You play games, you need a system with balls - you don't need flashy RAM or other parts, a 4GB kit of Kingston Value RAM DDR3 1333MHz w/ CAS 9-9-9-24 is enough, but all the parts need to work together in a long chain - and for that a 4890 is perfect, otherwise a 5850 or above. Also, spend more on the PSU and case - your parts need enough well-positioned air and a solid supply of power with low ripple across the lines.
    Still, if its 200 $ for a graphics card for you, think of what a african kid living on the streets can do with 200 $?
    That's irrelevent and so is this - you could buy some African countries for $200. Stick to the thread.
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  5. Posts : 231
    Win7
       #15

    Coolness said:

    Uhh, JUST 200 dollars? You dads a senator or something?
    You mean a back-room dealing crook, looking out for number one? :)

    What has someone's parent's occupation got to do with the price of a video card, anyway??
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  6. Posts : 289
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #16

    As for the graphics card, I would recommend a ATI Radeon HD4650/70, or the Nvidia GeForce gt240. These are all budget cards that offer very good performance for the price.
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  7. Posts : 2,685
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
       #17

    kurahk7 said:
    As for the graphics card, I would recommend a ATI Radeon HD4650/70, or the Nvidia GeForce gt240. These are all budget cards that offer very good performance for the price.
    Not at resolutions that count - 1920x1080 - those cards would crack. There really is no such thing as a "budget" gaming card if you want even standard performance. If you play at 1280x1024 just about, if not . . .
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  8. Posts : 1
    Windows 7
       #18

    hey, i have a geforce 9100 and when i try to play borderlands (offline) i can't put good graphics on or else it starts to get really laggy. do i need a better videocard or is it some problem with windows 7? the required specs are only a geforce 7 series....
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  9. Posts : 906
    Win 7 pro 64-bit, Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
       #19

    JDMeister said:
    hey, i have a geforce 9100 and when i try to play borderlands (offline) i can't put good graphics on or else it starts to get really laggy. do i need a better videocard or is it some problem with windows 7? the required specs are only a geforce 7 series....
    yes, you need a better graphics card, your one is just not enough. Soorryy

    Also, other ppl that criticised me of my comment, im sorry if i insaulted your capitalist/PNAC values.
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