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2009-11-23T12:59:51-05:00Hardware Analysis
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/images/halogo.giftext/html2009-01-09T05:46:17-05:00McFlyRe: have you played a 3d game this decade???
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It's not so much the games requiring more oomph, as it is the gaming companies getting lazy with all the CPU power available and just spending less time (and money) to develop an effecient game.<br />
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Which of course drives demand for faster and faster CPU's, giving game dev's an excuse to get lazier, etc ...<br />
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Case in point: Crysis.text/html2008-12-14T04:26:56-05:00andrew kairisRe: have you played a 3d game this decade???
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text/html2008-12-13T23:26:36-05:00Andrew PatersonRe: have you played a 3d game this decade???
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Woah, step back mister.<br />
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You must be running something really bad and old like windows 95 or even previous to that. If you have XP or Vista, which you need for some of the latest and greatest games, You need atleast 2GB Ram (Vista), and a decent graphics card, gaming is too much fun to give up. Always updating the PC is fun.text/html2008-11-09T00:42:27-05:00andrew kairishave you played a 3d game this decade???
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dude seriously.<br />
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"64K of RAM should be enough for anyone!!"<br />
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