dead island Riptide

Color · 2013-07-22T00:32:16.000Z

[QUOTE=WalterWhite;8521436] You can blow me. Besides, I already started ordering parts for a new build./me[/QUOTE] Better update your ram, graphics, and processor bro. /naws

Originally Posted by WalterWhite

You can blow me. Besides, I already started ordering parts for a new build./me

Better update your ram, graphics, and processor bro.

Originally Posted by Color

Better update your ram, graphics, and processor bro.

How do you know his specs?

Originally Posted by 3LITEKID

How do you know his specs?

Skype'd with him a lot and he told me.

Hmm dead island does have nice graphics the main thing you would need for a game like that would be a good graphics card and a decent processor.

Originally Posted by 3LITEKID

Hmm dead island does have nice graphics the main thing you would need for a game like that would be a good graphics card and a decent processor.

CPU power wise I'm fine, good RAM decent processor. my GPU is shit tho, it doesn't support anything over DX10.1 or DX11.0.

I have an ATI AMD Radeon 2400 pro, most games require a Radeon 3600+ series, but as I recently learned I can run a few of those games on med/high with no FPS issues.

I have a P5K Deluxe Mobo, an E6850 CPU (currently @ 3.48 GHz), an NVIDIA GTX 480 (with 1.5 GB of VRAM), 8 GB of RAM and I seem to be able to play most games pretty well so all I'm saying is that more or less you shouldn't 'have' to spend more then 500$ for a good PC (not including a good graphics card which I would either go with a GTX 480, 780, or a Titan due to the other graphics cards are not really worth getting unless you get 1 or 2 non-reference ASUS GTX 670's with 4 GB of VRAM each) that can handle a lot of graphic intensive games. I happen to be going with getting a new 990FX Sabertooth Motherboard and an AMD 8350 CPU (which in my opinion are the best for what you can buy right now for people on a low budget) and I'll be doing dual SLI setup with Dual NVIDIA GTX 480's

but you guys may have different opinions so I thought I'd just swing by this post and try to open some eyes to possible choices

Sabertooth 990 FX GEN3 R2.0 AM3+ http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...A34JWT04R7KMFW
AMD FX-8350 8 Core CPU http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Originally Posted by xOGxSmoke420

I have a P5K Deluxe Mobo, an E6850 CPU (currently @ 3.48 GHz), an NVIDIA GTX 480 (with 1.5 GB of VRAM), 8 GB of RAM and I seem to be able to play most games pretty well so all I'm saying is that more or less you shouldn't 'have' to spend more then 500$ for a good PC (not including a good graphics card which I would either go with a GTX 480, 780, or a Titan due to the other graphics cards are not really worth getting unless you get 1 or 2 non-reference ASUS GTX 670's with 4 GB of VRAM each) that can handle a lot of graphic intensive games. I happen to be going with getting a new 990FX Sabertooth Motherboard and an AMD 8350 CPU (which in my opinion are the best for what you can buy right now for people on a low budget) and I'll be doing dual SLI setup with Dual NVIDIA GTX 480's

but you guys may have different opinions so I thought I'd just swing by this post and try to open some eyes to possible choices

Sabertooth 990 FX GEN3 R2.0 AM3+ Amazon.com: ASUS DDR3 1800 AM3 Motherboards Sabertooth 990FX/GEN3 R2.0: Computers & Accessories
AMD FX-8350 8 Core CPU Amazon.com: AMD FX-8350 FX-Series Eight-Core Processor Edition, Black AM3+ FD8350FRHKBOX: Computers & Accessories

What the hell are you babbling on about and why did you bump 2 threads about dead island.

@Doc
I meant to reply to someone but it didnt work out that way sorry chill out

and if you don't understand what I was talking about above then you need to learn about your computers lol

Well yeah that's what you would need to upgrade then.

Obviously not worth it

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