Seriously considering Alienware. I move like every other month and just can't carry a tower and all the peripherals. Man, games aren't a good hobby for nomads.
Asus makes good hardware over all for most things from laptops to desktops for gaming. So yeah would recmend them also, alienware tends to over price things.
asus has crapy support as vary horrible
asus has crapy support as vary horrible
I just get my parts from them and have other guys who do the support and put together the computer , never do the pre-built computers anyymore.
If you're going that route, might as well learn to build it yourself. It ain't hard.
I've seen some fairly good and cheap rigs on EBay. Some guys build and sell them as hobbies. I suppose there's some risk involved, but I haven't gone that route myself since I build my own.
Exactly right it ain't that hard as long as you are not going for a custom hardline watercooled rig its all plug and play and there are plenty of channels on Youtube like Linus Tec Tips or Tek Syndicate that have full video guides on how to put a PC together.
Its certainly a lot better then buying a off the shelf PC as you can tailor it exactly to your needs and it will cost less while teaching you new skills,I have been building and tinkering with computers for 25 yrs and I'm still learning new things and how to build faster and more efficiently.
I just get my parts from them and have other guys who do the support and put together the computer , never do the pre-built computers anyymore.
I got 1155 mobo form them couple years back DOA had issue after Issue with them the suport agent called me a lair each mobo i got had broken ram slots would not read so after 3 returns i switched to EVGA have not looked back ill never buy mobo form the Chinese again am pro american parts these days go evga
Thanks for the replies gorgeous people. It's probably safest to wait for the game to come out and then look at people playing it in different laptops. Youtube "Dragon age inquisition g550jk" etc. Wait and see.
I just build my PC my own so far it runs BF4 on Ultra very good (however i do lower the settings when playing multiplayer seeing how i prefer accuracy/speed over graphics there)
I just build my PC my own so far it runs BF4 on Ultra very good (however i do lower the settings when playing multiplayer seeing how i prefer accuracy/speed over graphics there)
that makes no sense at all accuracy/speed would make no differance if it on ultra or if it was on medium
Frame rate will affect latency, so it makes sense.
Frame rate will affect latency, so it makes sense.
I run at 2560x1600 i don't have any latency
Not frame size, frame RATE.
Not frame size, frame RATE.
i get right around 90fps with my 780 ti
First of all yes i know we don't have the system requirements and yes this is just speculation. So do you guys think i will be able to max out DAI on 60fps with this build?
7990 - 8gbRam - FX-8350 - Win 8.1
First of all yes i know we don't have the system requirements and yes this is just speculation. So do you guys think i will be able to max out DAI with this build?
7990 - 8gbRam - FX-8350 - Win 8.1
Yes.
First of all yes i know we don't have the system requirements and yes this is just speculation. So do you guys think i will be able to max out DAI on 60fps with this build?
7990 - 8gbRam - FX-8350 - Win 8.1
7990, yep. If typo and you meant 7790, then nope.
Guys, I have a 780Ti, 1TB HDD, 8GB RAM and a CPU which I can't quite remember at the moment. Will I be able to run Dragon Age Inquisition?
It should be playable on low at 720p.
It should be playable on low at 720p.
You're joking right? Please tell me you're joking.
You're joking right? Please tell me you're joking.
He's joking. With a 780 Ti, you'll be set for max fo sho. :S
You're joking right? Please tell me you're joking.
He's joking. With a 780 Ti, you'll be set for max fo sho. :S
Yeah, he's joking. With that card, you'll be fine.
Assuming your CPU isn't ancient.
Hmm....It says AX 750 on the side of the CPU. Is....is that good?
Hmm....It says AX 750 on the side of the CPU. Is....is that good?
That's your PSU. You can check your system specs from your control panel, under "Systems and Maintenance", you'll definitely find your CPU there. Given your card and power supply, my guess is that it's more than adequate.
I got 1155 mobo form them couple years back DOA had issue after Issue with them the suport agent called me a lair each mobo i got had broken ram slots would not read so after 3 returns i switched to EVGA have not looked back ill never buy mobo form the Chinese again am pro american parts these days go evga
Almost all motherboards use something Chinese. China has some quality over there. Not everything is crap from China. Mostly when companies like EVGA put their brand on a motherboard or something else...it's still made in China. I will agree that American companies typically have much better return policies and customer support for us. I've personally used many ASUS products and heard about their terrible CS. Luckily, their products are built like tanks and I've never needed to send anything back to them.
And yeah, EVGA is awesome. Only company I use for my GPUs because their CS and returns are so silky smooth. Going to be building a new PC soon and I'm thinking about buying an EVGA PSU to go with the GPU. Those G2 Supernovas look sexy.
I typically find that smaller companies are better at CS because they must please every customer. They can't afford to lose loyalty while a company like ASUS losing loyalty isn't going to hurt them as much since they have such a massive market. They make everything from mobos to monitors or even routers.
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