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Old 06-30-09   #11 (permalink)
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I mean does it support like crysis and far cry 2 and like all those similar types of shooting games? Thanks. I need and OS that would be best for those types of things. I might change it later however. Thanks.
yup. it supports EVERYthing. I was even playing crysis and crysis warhead earlier today lol

they only one i've had trouble with is prototype. but that's cause I dl'ed so i could try it before I bought it and the dl may not be good lol
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i would get the Vista 64 that comes with the coupon with a free window 7 upgrade.

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I would get Win 7 and if your PC has 4GB + Ram go the 64 Bit. Then when the RTM of windows 7 comes out get that. Vista has proven its to unstable.
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Vista is unstable? What about the 64 bit one? Thanks.
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Ok so I have the NZXT Tempest case and a Corsair 650TX PSU. I installed it in the bottom of the case and the PSU fan is facing down toward the bottom of the case. It is about a little more than 1/2" clearance between the PSU and the bottom of the case. Is this fine? Thanks. I also hear the putting it upside down is not a good thing when a bolt can fall from the mobo to the hole where the fan is and burn out everything. But I don't think that it will happen. So should I put it upside down? Better cooling? Thanks.
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