Jeremy's computer

[Justin]

Aye, but for those of us (everyone but Jeremy) who don't have the computers to play it at the 60+fps it runs on the 360, its the only option for us.

[bassmadrigal]

You're just jealous. For quite a while a lot of you had faster computers than me. Now it is my turn to hold the crown. And with how upgradable my system is, if one of you guys take the crown from me, it shouldn't be too hard to get it back. My motherboard supports the new AMD Quad-core processors, but I didn't want to spend the money on one yet, and it supports up to 4 videocards so I could do quad-crossfire. (I only have one right now).

Grovel in my greatness...

[Justin]

Well, tell me what you think of this one. . .
Newegg Link
That and one of those new PCI Video PPX cards (can't seem to find them except on Alienware.com) and that will be an awesome rig.

Cons: I didnt lose 50 pounds on the MSI plan.

Oh, and I refuse to grovel, but I will bow before thee!

Edit:  Found a PPX Card on Newegg, and put it in my wishlist.

[bassmadrigal]

OK, a couple of things. One, why did you move this to my blog?? Two, keep the onboard sound or go with an X-Fi video card. Three, I would wait on the Phenom processors, because they are still a little buggy. Four, you don't have a video card listed. The Aegia PhysX card is not a graphics card. Rather it is a supplement to graphics cards to do physics processing, but there aren't many games that use that yet. Five, get 1066 speed memory. I think that is what the phenom processors use.

[Justin]

Its moved, becuase it was off topic, and all of the other things are on my blog.
And if you could rate it and comment on the newegg site, btw the video card is 2nd on the list.