man with q6600 u need to upgrade ur power supply to 800
What games can my CPU run!!!
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Can somebody list down some games that my CPU can run on high settings with a decent frame rate?
My Specs:
Intel Pentium D 3.0ghz
3.25GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 4670
Thanks Guys...
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2011-02-07T18:33:21+00:00 They're talking April before the new boards for the Sandybridge CPU's now. I'd give it a few months after that before I'd buy one to see if they have anymore problems. It looks like Intel jumped the gun trying to compete with AMD on CPU prices.
They're saying this screw up is going to cost Intel a billion dollars.
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Anonymous
2011-02-07T14:42:55+00:00 ok no rush for me.
6870 looks nice!
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2011-02-03T17:21:08+00:00 Bryan
I actually just found out yesterday that the MoBo manufactures have recalled the boards because of a P67 chipset problem. So, right now don't buy anything until they get it sorted out. It would suck to get a system and get it set up to your liking and have to turn around and have to do it all over again with a new MoBo.
Either one of those CPU's would be fine. I don't overclock either. It's to hard on your hardware in my opinion.