Gaming PC Benchmarking Guide February 2011
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1024x768, 1280x1024, 200 MPH or higher being scaled realistically, 2007 average price gaming system, AMAZINGLY efficient game engine, Ambient Occlusion, AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+ 2.8 Ghz, amiga 600, Anisotropic Texture Filtering, Anti Alias, Anti-Aliasing, Aspect Ratio, available on the internet for download, average framerate, Battleforge 1024x768 test, Battleforge 1280x1024 test, beating up your gaming system, benchmarker, better eyecandy, built a new machine, built in benchmarking tool, Case, Chris Mosso, Cloth, Cloud Shadows, Codemasters games are pure unadulturated eye candy, compare apples to oranges, computer speed test, CPU, Creative Sound Blaster Live Platinum, Crowd, default benchmark option, demos, Depth of Field, Descent: Freespace, destroy the living shit out of any system, directx 9, DiRT 2, Dirt 2 1280x1024 max settings test, Distant Vehicles, dizzy from just staring at the screen when I play, does NOT have multi-core support, DOF, doing missions, Drivers, DX11, Elite 1, Elite 2: Frontier, Engine Heat, Environment, Epic Games, EVE Online, exploring star systems, F1 2010, favorite racing game series of all time, flight simulator game with all the options on, Force Bloom, Force Dynamic Colors, Force Motion Blur, Forest, FRAPS, FRAPS uses the hard drive a lot, free games, full game is FREE, Fullscreen, future gaming PC reviews, FX Quality, G. Skill 4 GB DDR2 800 Mh, game engines, games keep getting prettier, gaming computer, gaming pc, gaming PC benchmarking criteria, Gaming PC Benchmarking Guide February 2011, gaming speed test, Gamma, generic 480 Watt, generic black case from newegg.com, Geometry Details, get the max amount of framerates and no lag, Gigabyte GA-MA770-DS3, Glow, good cooling, GPU, graphic quality increase, great graphics, GRID, Ground Cover, have FRAPS show my the framerates, HDR, high frame-rates, how well your system performs playing a real time war game, ignoring the GPU, latest gaming PC, latest hardware, learning a lot about astronomy, limited at a hardware level, limited to 3.4 GB by the 32-bit OS, making the CPU render everything, massive physics simulator, massive RTS player, Max Filtering, max speed a single core will deliver, maximum framerate, Memory, minimum framerate, Mirrors, modern games, More Dynamic Light Sources, most epic game every made, Motherboard, Multisampling, MultiThread Rendering, my main gaming PC, NEC DVD burner, newer machine, Night Lighting, normal person, Not every program has multi-core support, not gamers, now discontinued, nuking planets from space, Objects, obsolete part, old benchmarking tool, older machine, OS, Peripherals, permanent adrenaline rush, play the game competitively, Post Process, PostProcess FXs, Power Supply, Privateer 1 and 2, program won't run, programs to benchmark, quickly become a bottleneck, racing cars in the real world, racing game MMO, Radiosity, ranked game, RAW CPU processing power, raymarks, real gamer, real world, realistic racing and driving experience, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 test, reasonable resolution, Reflections, Refresh Rate, Resolution, run a game 100% stable, running Windows XP, Sapphire ATI 3870 512 MB, Shader Quality, Shadows, Ship Colour Variations, simulate physics, Skidmarks, Sound Card, SSAO, Stadium Water Geometry, Storage, suffer lag, super eyecandy, super-detailed space station, system killers, test the RAM, test their system against ours, Texture Quality, Tom Clancy’s HAWX 1280x1024 max settings test, top Lieutenant in my massive guild in Auto Assault, total eye candy, trackmania nations, trackmania united, Trees, Trees Always High Quality, typical game system, unlimited budget, Unreal Engine, upcoming gaming PCs, upcoming new gaming PC, upgrade my machine to a newer system, Vehicle Reflections, Video Card, Volume Lights, Vsync, VSynch, Water, Water Geometry, well written game's performance, Western Digital 750 GB 7200 RPM HD, what's going in a racing game, Windows 7 box, Windows XP Professional, X Beyond The Frontier, X series, X2
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