How to build a computer good enough for CRYSIS 2 This computer plays the crysis 2 multiplayer demo on maximum detail levels no problem smooth as anything! End System spec: MSI 870A-G54 AM3 Motherboard AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (overclocked to 4GHz) 8GB DDR3 1333MHz Corsair Ram 2x ATI XFX 5770…
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Upgrading the Asus X401A-RGN4 – RBL4 – RPK4
In this video I am upgrading the hard drive and ram on my budget friendly laptop. As I mentioned in the video, this is not for beginners or novices. Link to the Drivers: j.mp Intel Mobile H70 Chipset: j.mp Links: RAM UPDATE: The Komputerbay RAM modules gave me problems so I do not recommend it for now until I get another set to try out. I could have just had bad sticks. For now here are links to a higher quality RAM chip by Corsair: 8GB j.mp Corsair Vengence 8GB j.mp Anti-Static Mat: j.mp Hard Drives: 500GB Momentus XT: j.mp 750GB moentus XT: j.mp OCZ 256GB SSD Aglility 3 j.mp SAMSUNG 830 Series 256GB SSD: j.mp Portable DVD Drive: j.mp
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Ironside Computers Review: Order # 1832
Boomps, boomps, boomps, boomps…. Here’s a review (… sort of) of an ordered system from Ironside Computers. # 1832 – youtu.be Pls. watch in PC to see my additional (annoying) annotations. ***** LATEST UPDATE (10/21/12) Here are the usual Heaven Benchmark 3.0 settings i use (to prevent confusion) API: Directx 11 Tessellation: Normal Shaders: High Anisotropy: 4x Stereo 3D: Disabled Anti-aliasing: 4x Resolution: System (1920×1080) UPDATES (latest @ 09/22/12): 1. Updated BIOS from ver. 0801 to ver. 1015, which meant i had to do my own overclocking. The P8Z77-V Deluxe motherboard (BIOS ver. 1015 with ASUS AI Suite II now installed in OS) has awesome auto-overclocking features which is handy because i’m not an expert overclocker. (They call it “Auto Tuning”.) Unigine Heaven benchmark somehow got an increase form 70 FPS to 80 FPS- and i didn’t even touch the GTX 680 yet. 1a.) I redid the overclock to use the Corsair DOminator GT’s XMP profile. This makes use of the real 2133 MHz speed of it. Voltages are automated with it’s XMP profile. All i had to do is increase multiplier to get CPU to 4.2 GHz and up. Windows also now recognizes the full 8 GB of the memory, not the 7.9 GB when it arrived. The ASUS’s Auto-tuning overclock is nice but it will adjust memory speed if necessary. But honestly though, i don’t see much difference yet between 19xx MHz and 2133 MHz memory speed. 2. *I confirmed that the USB 3.0 problem i was having is only for that one specific external hard drive …