Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Playing Games On A "Slow" Computer
Many people complain about games not working on their slow and usually, dated computers. While the causes for these are pretty self explanatory (old hardware and software), nothing is to be gained by brooding over it. Here are a few things one can do to speed up their old systems and get a few previously nonworking games to work on it.
Intel Core i5 2500T, The Low-powered Gaming Console
We’ve already had a good look at the Intel Core i5 2500K processor; it’s getting a reputation as the go-to-guy if your budget won’t quite stretch to a 2600K but u still want a Sandy Bridge gamer’s chip.
Although its getting all the attention as a flag ship chip in the second generation Core i5 line-up there are a couple of other interesting family members. Not because of their overclocking ability- they don’t really don’t have much without K moniker-no it’s because they’re low-power chips. The most interesting one of these low-powered chips is the Core i5 2500T
It’s the ‘T’ part of the name that’s the important bit; it means that the chip has a TDP of just 45Watts. That may still sound like a fair old chunk of power with AMD’s Fusion E-530 running at ust 18W but it’s a remarkable 50Watts lower than the 2500K . And with a hell of a lot of extra performances too. On the flip side, unlike the 2500K, the multipliers aren’t unlocked so there’s not a lot you can to improve on the default 2.3GHz clock speed. It’s not the only lower power member of the family there’s also the 2500S. The s series of chips have slightly higher TDP’s of 65Watts.
Usually when you see the words low power next to a CPU it tends to bring up the thoughts of enfeebled performance.
ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional, A True Gamer

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Intel’s P67 chipset shouldn’t be glossed over, though. It sports a native SATA 6GB/s controller and DMI2, which doubles the bandwidth available for communication between the CPU and the rest of the system. It also lets manufacturers do away with ancient BIOS interface- More on that later.The P67 Professional has four DIMM sockets supporting 32GB of DDR3, and six of its ten SATA sockets are of the 6Gb/s variety. There are three PCI express x16 slots; with 2 graphics cards both will run at x8 while the third slot runs at x4.
The bottom of the board offers a USB 3 header, four USB 2 connectors and a floppy disk header, plus power and audio plugs. Enthusiast will appreciate power and reset button and the two-character POST display. There are plenty of fan connectors, with sic in total and two with pulse-width modulation (PWM)It’s cramped but ASRock has kept things usable: a clear CMOS button makes up for the fact that the CMOS battery is slotted between sockets, and ASRocks has include LGA 7
Angry Birds Rio Hits App Store
Heads up people. A new version of angry nirds is now available in Apple and Amazone app store. But the bad side is that its not free. It costs 99cents for Iphone and $2.99 for Ipad.
This new version of Angry Birds is a licensed game thats a tie-into the upcoming movies "RIO", which hits theaters on 15th of April
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood for PC
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is FINALLY Out for PC
Mar 17, 2011

BUY THE GAME FROM AMAZON:
After months and months of waiting followed by a crappy euro beta, Assassin's Creed 3 is officially at a go for the PC. While it hasn't created anything near the buzz managed by AC2, it's
still worth a look at.
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