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This is the box my video card came in, its a GTS450 superclocked, overclocked to 950/1900/2000
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This is the box my processor came in. AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE 3.2Ghz
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And this is my case. Don't remember the model, but its a coolermaster case, keeps everything nice and cool
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I plan to get an ssd, a new fan and heatsink for the processor, another GTS450 for SLI, and a few more case fans =D

Complete Spec's:
Mobo: ASUS M4N75TD You must login or register to view this content.
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE You must login or register to view this content.
RAM: 8gb 1333Mhz Corsair RAM You must login or register to view this content.
Video Card: EVGA nVidia GTS 450 Superclocked to 950/1900/2000 You must login or register to view this content.
HD 120gb primary, 500gb storage, 500gb external (not on newegg)
Case: CoolerMaster MidATX Elite You must login or register to view this content.
Power Supply: Corsair Gaming Series GS600 600 Watt Power supply You must login or register to view this content.

Put all those parts into the case and you have yourself a high-end gaming PC for around $600 (after rebates)

It's not bad.

And you spent way more money for the same performance.
The gts450 is a decent card, probably the best you can get for $100. I'm happy with my computer.

good computer still won't beat Alienware Area-51 ALX now that's a BEAST !
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"And you spent way more money for the same performance."

The GTS 450 is a wonderful card, and it's a great thing to be happy with your computer, but that whole statement is just completely wrong.

How is it wrong? If my games play smoothly and so do yours, it really doesn't ****ing matter.

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Alienware sucks bro.

Perhaps, but claiming that 30 FPS is just as playable as, say, 65 FPS, it's just a completely uneducated statement.

Two of your cards will barely keep up with a Radeon HD 6870, and the 6870 is a bit lower in price ($40 - $50 if you know where to look). I'd rather have a single card for a little less that will perform constantly than two cards that don't always perform well because not everything utilizes SLI or Crossfire.

I'm not saying your PC sucks, because it obviously doesn't, but claiming that someone paid more for equal performance when they really didn't isn't really a way to prove a point.

30 fps is very playable. And when i say 30 fps, i mean 30 fps in very graphic heavy parts of the game.

25 FPS is the lowest you can go until a game is considered unplayable, so I wouldn't call it optimal, but it's still a steady frame rate, and when I say 65 FPS, I do also mean in a very graphically heavy part of the game.

It's not like it matters, im not getting another gts450 anymore, im getting dual gtx 570's. They compete with the high end radeon cards