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Not to mention the state of a Toblerone :cry: And a Curly Wurly for that matter.

The ATI Radeon 9800 pro was a beast. The only ATI card I had ever bought. Otherwise 8800 GTX.

Capcom due to the Resi, DMC and Onimusha series. Always produce great games and run beautifully. Also Nightdive studios for their great remasters. Wish Core Design and Acclaim were still about.

As promised. My white version build. So easy to build and the fans are not bad at all. A bit worried they would be to loud but surprisingly quiet with a fan curve in place. May go for black RGB fans but not sure as it looks pretty good as is. %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'][/URL]

Steam sales only ever bring the price down to what I can call normal levels. Much cheaper prices elsewhere. I only ever see the occasional game cheaper on Steam. Very rarely buy direct from Steam.

TNA is right. 5090 will be around £1800.00-£2000.00 easily, maybe more. Prices very rarely come down any more. I have the 4090 and will be using this for at least the next 3-4 years. Maybe missing the 5000 series completely. Runs anything at 4k, so unless 8k becomes mainstream, I cant see me...

Will do.

Got a white pro version at the weekend and it was the easiest swap over ever. So much space at the back and with the swing door and HD cage at the back, I did not even have to cable tie anything at all. Nice and sturdy and with 7x RGB fans, it's exceptional value for money. Very happy with...

Prodeus +1. Also, Dread Templar. Both retro FPS if you like that kind of thing?

If the motherboard is compatible with the new chip then I would say yes, it's fine with the one only. Why would they make a motherboard that's compatible with 14th gen chips but not enough power to run them?

Dragons Dogma. Great game and will take plenty of time to beat.

I'm so glad they kept all the original elements of this game and kept it pretty a much straight up copy but for modern hardware. Playing @ 60+ fps and with modern controls is the icing on the cake. I do like the newer tomb raiders since Crystal Dynamics took over, but they are no way near as...

The music is incredible in this game. Most of the game is ambient, but when the music kicks in, it's a special feeling. Just short clips of music is all that it needs. Can't wait for my favourite which is TR III

We'll I'm pretty persistent and really wanted to play the game. But your right, my system should run anything but stutters are un-tweakable regardless of hardware by the looks of it. Frame rates yes, but stutters no. Bought the game on PS5 now so looking forward to it. I'm 52, so a veteran...

I do love to tinker as long as the outcome is a playable game. Problem is that lately most games are just too broken. Maybe I'm getting rusty :) I spend 2 days trying to stop the stutter on Star Ocean The Divine Force. This was the most terrible excuse of a port that I have ever seen. No matter...

I'm the opposite. I have a huge backlog of PS5 games. Not much left to play in my Steam library. PS5 pro, yes please;)

When I play on the PS5, then it is what it is with maybe a couple of choices like quality or performance mode. It's so much easier and I feel more comfortable with that. But then again, the PC has so much more power under the hood and you can't beat 120hz and above. I will just have to settle...

I know what you are saying, but I am to anal about it. After a while I do turn it off when I know it's running fine, but I still look out for any stutter anyway. I wish I didn't give a ***** but I do. There are many games on PC I love and play flawlessly, but the state of releases these days...

Exactly. I have spent most of my life gaming on PC (52 Years old) and it's got to the point that at least 80% of games I'm buying on PC are utter ***** due to poor optimisation. I am a heavy RPG gamer and the likes of Star Ocean The Divine Force and Valkyrie Elysium were virtually unplayable due...

Okay thx.