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[Jesa-]

But will the G530 run SOF solid 125 fps? I'm pretty sure it would but I'm not absolutely certain of it.

[~ACER*]

When I buy one of the serious gamers, are these easy to update later on?
To replace the processor/vid card for new once..

+ the over clocker is just 70 € more, but when i use it the first lets say 3 years not overclocked and when i want to use it after that to overclock it, do I get an longer life span?

+ is the overclocker not overklocked also better then the non overclocker?
In wat way..

Edited by ~ACER*, 27 April 2012 - 11:46 AM.

[legend]

Graphics card: GTX 680

Very nice graphic card, but it would match much better with a i7 3770 processor

Make your own computer, instead of buying a demobase computer or an alienware if you are lazy

[~ACER*]

Make your own computer, instead of buying a demobase computer or an alienware if you are lazy

He just did... for gamers (me)..

[legend]

He just did... for gamers (me)..

i mean get a cryengine-3-playable pc... great games coming soon

[katana.]

But will the G530 run SOF solid 125 fps? I'm pretty sure it would but I'm not absolutely certain of it.

easy, I ran it once without a graphic card to test if its working, 125 stable except on patio but it did not drop below 100 fps

[maniman]

easy, I ran it once without a graphic card to test if its working, 125 stable except on patio but it did not drop below 100 fps

Yeah on what resolution?

[katana.]

1280x1024

[Jesa-]

Very nice graphic card, but it would match much better with a i7 3770 processor

Make your own computer, instead of buying a demobase computer or an alienware if you are lazy

So do you think that 2500K/2600K would bottleneck GTX680? They won't. Although I will update 3570K/3770K to these DB pc's when they're available.

I don't get your other point. This topic is all about making your own computer.

[Jesa-]

When I buy one of the serious gamers, are these easy to update later on?
To replace the processor/vid card for new once..

+ the over clocker is just 70 € more, but when i use it the first lets say 3 years not overclocked and when i want to use it after that to overclock it, do I get an longer life span?

+ is the overclocker not overklocked also better then the non overclocker?
In wat way..

Currently all of the Demobase PCs' have the same LGA1155 socket so you can update the current Sandy Bridge processor later on to the new Ivy Bridge processor line if you wish (ok, it depends on if the motherboard manufacturer releases a bios version that supports Haswell). It is questionable if updating from Sandy to Ivy is worth it because the performance gain is no more than 10% compared to a corresponding processor (e.g. 2550K vs 3570K). IIRC Intel has no more plans for LGA1155 after Ivy Bridge and LGA1155 will be replaced by LGA1150 when the Haswell processor line is available earliest next year. Ivy Bridge will be available next week and Demobase PC's will see a refresh as well so hold your horses before buying a new PC! And yes, both of the Serious Gamers are easily updateable on behalf of the graphics card and the processor.

You can overclock the Serious Gamer Overclocker processor when ever you feel like it needs a speed boost and so you'll do fine another year.

Serious Gamer Overclocker has a 200 MHz faster processor (without overclocking), a better equipped motherboard and a nice aftermarket CPU cooler that will provide a quieter experience compared to the Serious Gamer Non-Overclocker.

Edited by Jesa-, 29 April 2012 - 02:11 PM.

[Jesa-]

Serious Gamers and DB Enthusiast updated with Ivy Bridge!

[Jesa-]

Added a few words about operating systems. Also SOF2 Gamer 125 FPS has no HDD anymore!

[Jesa-]

I don't know if anyone has actually utilized these systems I've made but at least my inbox isn't filled with PC part discussion anymore. Anyway, I'll keep frequently updating the original post just out of my nerdism. I did a complete overhaul to the original post due to the SSD prize drops, new graphics cards and the new AMD FM2 socket. Every one of these systems now include an SSD because they've become quite affordable and they add so much to the experience how fast the PC works. Because of the AMD Trinity processors SOF2 Gamer 125 FPS hit the price bottom at ~250e. Any comments/concerns?

[Activee]

pretty sick that you can have a pc running stable 125 fps for only 250 dollars. I hear all the time people like supreme or fastlain babbling about that their pc is having an hard time reaching a decent amount of fps on sof.

By the way I don't know if it's of your resort but I told my father to buy shares of societies which furnish the SDD's. You think it's a right choice ? I didn't tell him one name particularly but just to look onto that direction.

Edited by Activee, 06 October 2012 - 01:07 AM.

[Butcher]

Yes, SSD will completely replace HDD very soon.

[maKatzo]

Could you make a rig between the stable sof 125 fps and he db serious gamer?

[defqon]

No, something's would bottleneck then. I really think u are mentally retarded

[Activee]

I think any new pc can do 125 fps for sof. I might be wrong tho but it's an hold game.

[Jesa-]

I think any new pc can do 125 fps for sof. I might be wrong tho but it's an hold game.

You are wrong. For example read this:
http://www.demobase....ptop-shit-lags/

[maKatzo]

No, something's would bottleneck then. I really think u are mentally retarded

Lolpi Im just asking dude relax