i agree with you. i think i should set a benchmark(or whatever you say). i want to play the most power hunger game(might be mass effect 2)of 2010 at 80fps and all the visuals maxed out.Yes, HD7950 is best suited for that budget, but reading OP's posts here, I think it will go in a total vain.
i agree with you. i think i should set a benchmark(or whatever you say). i want to play the most power hunger game(might be mass effect 2)of 2010 at 80fps and all the visuals maxed out.
Please mention the best applicable statement in your case:
A) You haven't played all the 3-4 year old games and are really really excited to play them.
B) You have heard of and may be seen older games but don't know anything (or few things) about the newer games, so when you hear about or see them, you will definitely play them.
C) You have seen and heard of both older and latest games but are interested only in playing the old games.
D) You will game only occasionally and that too will not be an intense session, maybe just for relaxation or time-pass.
Well, as you will be playing only the older games, an HD7770 will be more than enough for you for a couple of years. It can handle today's games at medium settings You should also reconsider your requirements, expectations and the config you've decide as per your new requirementsin my case its A and C.
i am only confused about the graphic card.
what a wierd person
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