Post your Rig and the settings you play on

This is all I can think of what I am running under my ring. TeeHee.

Custom IBM PowerPC-based CPU


•3 symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each
•2 hardware threads per core; 6 hardware threads total
•1 VMX-128 vector unit per core; 3 total
•128 VMX-128 registers per hardware thread
•1 MB L2 cache





CPU Game Math Performance


• 9 billion dot product operations per second




Custom ATI Graphics Processor


•500 MHz
•10 MB embedded DRAM
•48-way parallel floating-point dynamically-scheduled shader pipelines
•Unified shader architecture




Polygon Performance


• 500 million triangles per second




Pixel Fill Rate


• 16 gigasamples per second fillrate using 4X MSAA




Shader Performance


• 48 billion shader operations per second




Memory


• 512 MB GDDR3 RAM
• 700 MHz DDR
• Unified memory architecture




Memory Bandwidth


• 22.4 GB/s memory interface bus bandwidth
• 256 GB/s memory bandwidth to EDRAM
• 21.6 GB/s front-side bus


Overall System Floating-Point Performance


• 1 TFLOP

•12X dual-layer DVD-ROM

I/O


•3 USB 2.0 ports
•2 memory unit slots


Optimized for Online

•Built in Ethernet Port
•Wi-Fi Ready: 802.11 A, B and G
•Video Camera Ready



Digital Media Support


•Support for DVD-Video, DVD-ROM, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, WMA CD, MP3 CD, JPEG Photo CD

HD Game Support


•All games supported at 16:9, 720p and 1080i, anti-aliasing
•Standard definition and high definition video output supported




Audio


•Multichannel surround sound output
•Supports 48 KHz 16-bit audio
•320 independent decompression channels
•32-bit audio processing
•Over 256 audio channels

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Originally Posted by Evovenom

This is all I can think of what I am running under my ring. TeeHee.

Custom IBM PowerPC-based CPU


•3 symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each
•2 hardware threads per core; 6 hardware threads total
•1 VMX-128 vector unit per core; 3 total
•128 VMX-128 registers per hardware thread
•1 MB L2 cache





CPU Game Math Performance


• 9 billion dot product operations per second




Custom ATI Graphics Processor


•500 MHz
•10 MB embedded DRAM
•48-way parallel floating-point dynamically-scheduled shader pipelines
•Unified shader architecture




Polygon Performance


• 500 million triangles per second




Pixel Fill Rate


• 16 gigasamples per second fillrate using 4X MSAA




Shader Performance


• 48 billion shader operations per second




Memory


• 512 MB GDDR3 RAM
• 700 MHz DDR
• Unified memory architecture




Memory Bandwidth


• 22.4 GB/s memory interface bus bandwidth
• 256 GB/s memory bandwidth to EDRAM
• 21.6 GB/s front-side bus


Overall System Floating-Point Performance


• 1 TFLOP

•12X dual-layer DVD-ROM

I/O


•3 USB 2.0 ports
•2 memory unit slots


Optimized for Online

•Built in Ethernet Port
•Wi-Fi Ready: 802.11 A, B and G
•Video Camera Ready



Digital Media Support


•Support for DVD-Video, DVD-ROM, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, WMA CD, MP3 CD, JPEG Photo CD

HD Game Support


•All games supported at 16:9, 720p and 1080i, anti-aliasing
•Standard definition and high definition video output supported




Audio


•Multichannel surround sound output
•Supports 48 KHz 16-bit audio
•320 independent decompression channels
•32-bit audio processing
•Over 256 audio channels

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Wow thats a whole lot of stuff I know nothing about ^^

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Originally Posted by Point_Zero

Wow thats a whole lot of stuff I know nothing about ^^

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I think I missed my PC Tech class when that was mentioned xD...

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Originally Posted by Point_Zero

To be honest I dont know much about ATI HD3D or whatever its called lol.. I only know what I have experience with in this case. I would also look into that 6990 hasnt got the best reviews and you wont be able to crossfire it, you can only crossfire from the same series if the first card was a 6970 or a 6950 that would of worked. Maybe things have changed but I dont think so :(

As far as getting that Accoustimass 10 for 300 bucks that had to be off the back of a truck lol cause they 1k everywhere else I have seen them lol

Also here is some info on ATI HD3D I found which you should prolly read, because the nvidia glasses wont work for you.

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The Bose System bought from Best Buy on Black Friday but then again I did have employee discount as well. Me and my wife are working on the office right now I could snap a couple pics when were done my office is gonna look like a hackers haven by the end of the week 3 brand new monitors all wall mounted I can't wait to try the 3d I found out the monitors I was using wasn't 120 these new ones are I spent 500 a pop so they better be the shat! I read about your keyboard I have a spare keyboard if you want it in the garage.

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Originally Posted by GavenBylander

The Bose System bought from Best Buy on Black Friday but then again I did have employee discount as well. Me and my wife are working on the office right now I could snap a couple pics when were done my office is gonna look like a hackers haven by the end of the week 3 brand new monitors all wall mounted I can't wait to try the 3d I found out the monitors I was using wasn't 120 these new ones are I spent 500 a pop so they better be the shat! I read about your keyboard I have a spare keyboard if you want it in the garage.

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If it was those 32" TV's you posted... they wont work :( Unless ATI is different but I doubt it. For me to get 120hz I needed to use DVI, the hdmi cables capped out at 60hz and I think anyways when hooking a computer up to a TV you are capped at 60hz. I know as far as NVIDIA goes only some Mitsubishi TV's are listed as compatible with 3D vision.
You could try these ones though... they should work and be pretty inexpensive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0

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Originally Posted by Point_Zero

If it was those 32" TV's you posted... they wont work :( Unless ATI is different but I doubt it. For me to get 120hz I needed to use DVI, the hdmi cables capped out at 60hz and I think anyways when hooking a computer up to a TV you are capped at 60hz. I know as far as NVIDIA goes only some Mitsubishi TV's are listed as compatible with 3D vision.
You could try these ones though... they should work and be pretty inexpensive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0

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I'll test and let you know they don't get here for another 4 days so... yeah bro! I'm pissed evidentially they are on back order on amazon so I should have went to best buy 1700 for those joint my wife started laughing at me this morning. As far as it being capped I don't know whats some 120hz ones(They have to be 30 in plus though I love big screens)? I can use DVI ports also (on my current ones and the ones I ordered) I dont have to use HDMI my 5970 takes care of that lol.

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Originally Posted by GavenBylander

I'll test and let you know they don't get here for another 4 days so... yeah bro! I'm pissed evidentially they are on back order on amazon so I should have went to best buy 1700 for those joint my wife started laughing at me this morning. As far as it being capped I don't know whats some 120hz ones(They have to be 30 in plus though I love big screens)? I can use DVI ports also (on my current ones and the ones I ordered) I dont have to use HDMI my 5970 takes care of that lol.

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What I am trying to tell you is to not get those TV's because they are not on Nvidia or in your case ATI's list of compatible hardware. ATI seems a lot harder to set up also but here is a page to see. Save your money. Or you can get some of the listed compatible monitors that are on the ATI site I am posting. However I doubt your going to find 30+ inches unless you looking to drop over a grand each or close to.

http://www.amd.com/us/products/techn...-hardware.aspx

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Originally Posted by Point_Zero

What I am trying to tell you is to not get those TV's because they are not on Nvidia or in your case ATI's list of compatible hardware. ATI seems a lot harder to set up also but here is a page to see. Save your money. Or you can get some of the listed compatible monitors that are on the ATI site I am posting. However I doubt your going to find 30+ inches unless you looking to drop over a grand each or close to.

http://www.amd.com/us/products/techn...-hardware.aspx

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I think I research it and take your advice. But like I said bro I want 120hz and 3d should I just switch to Nvidia? I don't mind the money I just want the experience!

Case Atec
Cpu: Amd phenom black edition x2 555 @ 4.2 ghz (course i unlocked the 2 extra cores)
GPU: Radeon 5870
Hd: 500 gb seagate
memory: corsair 8gb
mobo:Asus M4A87TD turbo v with core unlocker
psu:600w+
monitor: 43 in samsung LED LCD
mouse and keybpard: wireless microsoft hardware nothing special

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Originally Posted by CakeBandit

Case Atec
Cpu: Amd phenom black edition x2 555 @ 4.2 ghz (course i unlocked the 2 extra cores)
GPU: Radeon 5870
Hd: 500 gb seagate
memory: corsair 8gb
mobo:Asus M4A87TD turbo v with core unlocker
psu:600w+
monitor: 43 in samsung LED LCD
mouse and keybpard: wireless microsoft hardware nothing special

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Maybe is my bios but I can't unlock my 4th core on my pc :/ - Stuck at Tri-core