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WarFactory PCs’ The Sentinel PC January 2011 model Review

March 2, 2011April 18, 2014 Honorabili 0 Comments 1024x768, 4 GB is starting be a low number for modern PCs, action flying games, adding a multi-TB hard drive for storage, alienware, AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+ 2.8 Ghz, AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE 3.2GHz stepping: AACAC AC, Asus DVD Burner, ASUS M4A89TD/USB3, ATI 5870 1 GB, average performance, Battleforge, Battleforge 1024x768 average fps, Battleforge 1024x768 max fps, Battleforge 1024x768 minimum fps, Battleforge 1280x1024 max fps, Battleforge 1280x1024 minimum fps, benchmark tests, best graphics I've seen come out in the past 2-3 years, bring systems down to their knees, built-in benchmark tool, business computer, CACAC AC, choice of parts, Codemasters game engine efficiency, Codemasters racing game, computer CASE, computer POWER SUPPLY, consumer review for a gaming computer, contact a company in the middle of the night, Cooler Master HAF 912 case, Corsair CMPSU-650TX 650 Watt, Corsair CMPSU-650TX 650 Watt power supply, CPU, CPU core, Creative Sound Blaster Live Platinum, dell, DiRT 2, Dirt 2 1280x1024 max settings average fps, Dirt 2 1280x1024 max settings minimum fps, efficiency of this game engine, enough free power for reliable operation, fabled 60 FPS that most people desire, first things to get upgraded, Frame Rate, Framerate, Frames Per Second, free RTS MMO, G. Skill 4 GB DDR2 800 Mhz (limited to 3.4 GB by the 32-bit OS), G.Skill 4GB DDR3 1600MHz, Gamers don't rest, gaming PC benchmarking, gaming PC benchmarking criteria, Gaming PC Benchmarking Guide February 2011 article, gaming PC manufacturers, generic 480 Watt power supply, generic black case from newegg.com, Gigabyte GA-MA770-DS3, GPU, GRAPHICS PROCESSOR, great benchmarking tool, great gaming machine for modern gaming, hard drive, HAWX 1280x1024 max average fps, HAWX 1280x1024 max highest fps, help repair the system, higher resolution, IBuyPower, jet black color, LanSlide PC's, latest graphic technologies for modern video cards, legacy game that still requires a good system to run, lifetime general support warranty, limitations of my own system, limited lifetime warranty, load games up quickly, manufacturers which make custom or prebuilt gaming PCs, Memory, minimizing minimum framerates, Minimum FPS tests, modern multi-core support, Motherboard, motherboard supports 16 GB of RAM max, multi-threaded, multi-threaded programs and applications, multitasking, My Impressions of WarFactory PCs, my old gaming PC, NEC DVD burner, need peak performance always, OPERATING SYSTEM, OriginPC, OS, Parts Analysis, peak performance, Performance Conclusion, performance test of a gaming computer, Peripherals, phone system support channel, power requirements of the system, price, Price of the Sentinel, PROCESSOR, professional server, racing games require so much to run right, Ram, real world analysis of single core raw processing power, real world performance numbers, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 average fps, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 Max fps, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 minimum fps, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 Raymarks, RealStorm Global Illumination Bench 2006 test, reliable and trustworthy company worth buying products from, render games at great framerates, review of a gaming computer, ruins the gaming experience, run any modern game at pretty much max settings, run just about every game out there, running a game at once and alt-tabbing, running heavy applications, Sapphire ATI 3870 512 MB, scalability of the game's graphics engine, shitty entry-level gaming PC solutions, single-core CPU test, Sound Card, Storage, strong GPU, super eye-candy, Support and Warranty Information, supports multi-core processing, testing the real gaming capability of a system, the availability of support as well as the duration and quality of the warranty, the best benchmark I recommend, the quality of construction and assembly, the reliability of the system, The Sentinel, The Sentinel has a hard time, The Sentinel is relatively quiet, the specifications of the Sentinel - January 2011 model, Tom Clancy's HAWX, Trackmania Nations average fps, turn down some of the options before playing, unning a modern war game, using the main drive for applications and gaming, very future-proof, very important tests, Video Card, WarFactory PCs, Warfactory PCs emblem, WarFactory PCs' The Sentinel PC January 2011 model Review, Western Digital 750 GB 7200 RPM HD, Western Digital Caviar Black 500GB, when you notice the lag the most, where a PC fails and we notice lag, whether or not the company will be around during the life of the product, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, Windows XP Professional (Corporate), X3 Terran Conflict 1280x1024 max average fps

I take a look at Warfactory PCs’ The Sentinel, the model offered around January 2011 and I test its quality.

The Obsolete Gamer Show: Episode 8

September 3, 2010March 7, 2014 J.A. Laraque 2 Comments alienware, build vs buy, Build vs Buy PCs, chris morley, Compaq, custom, dell, gaming pc, Hardware, High end, Ignacio, J.A. Laraque, John Blain, Justin Melendez, LAN, lan party, LanSlide PC, maingear pc, obsolete game, Obsolete Gamer show, obsoletegamer.com, pc, podcast, price, Red-EyE, Support

Each company has a different way of doing things, but the overall goal is the same and that is to give the customer the best computer they can at a price they can afford with a support staff they can depend on. In fact they will tell you that if you have a love of building a PC then go for it. However, it is not for everyone and if you decide you want a well-built system then do you research and be informed before you make your final choice.