770GT

08, 11, 13 so about every 2-3 years. Hopefully I'll get longer out of this one, but I do software dev and 3d work so I try to stay sorta leading edge.

Return the Gigabyte gpu while you still can...a note of warning:

Yup, brand loyalty based on reviews at the time. 10-15 years ago AMD was king, but intel/nvidia just gets you so much more-power, drivers, support...just so much better.

It's funny how 10 years ago those names were switched. Oh how the mighty have fallen...

Running an i5 4670k and 770gt for these exact reasons. I got both on sale that competed well with AMD, but these still way outperform AMD at the price point.

1. Most intel CPUS can run safely up to 100C, but you can google safe temps for CPU XXXX and you'll get a definitive answer.

2. I don't know what all the graphics settings are for that, but you may try turning everything all the way down and seeing if it improves. Then turn things up one by one until you get to where…

1. There is no side of the road there, it's blocked.

So when you hit the vehicle in front of you, it's ok to run them over once they pull over to assess damages and trade insurance information.

Where on the site does it say that this machine runs SteamOS?

From the manufacturer:

RTA

3 ANNOUNCEMENTS = HALF LIFE 3 CONFIRMED.

Mine always seems to call when I just can't answer...Both hands in fish tank moving around rocks? Yeah she's about to call. Got a face full of food? Ring ring. Just laid down in bed? Ring "Hey!" me: "WTF don't you work or something?"...

Unless you get a great sale on exactly the same video card you have, you're generally better off just upgrading. SLI/crossfire will work better for some things, but a newer video card is basically guaranteed to work better for all things.

Here is a gaming laptop is $1200 (and that's Alienware which is generally more expensive than other manufactures.

The answer? Instead of releasing an XBOX, Sega and Microsoft would have partnered up to make another console (Dreamcast ran Windows CE). It would have been an XBOX with a Sega twist.

If you get a VMU you can then download and burn all the games. Just sayin.

Sooooooo...did you type that all out on a computing device that you own? Say a smartphone or a tablet or even a computer? Because if so, the average price of any one of those devices + a console is >= a dedicated PC.

And then the power goes out or they unplug the machine to clean it or something...

Hey, I spent $900 on my gaming rig and it was well worth it. If you take into account that no matter what console you own, you also do in fact own some kind of computing device (be it tablet or laptop or whatever) that's pretty reasonable. For my money I could have bought a PS4 and a POS desktop, but I actually want…

Have you been in a gamegame stop recently? Pick your favorite console, count the number of games you would play vs what you wouldn't play. I'll bet the second number is significantly higher.

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