I just hope that EA can at least hold things on an even keel for the stock value, that should at least keep investors ahppy and things running smoothly for the present time.
With regard to my PC, at the time Crysis came out I was running an entry level E machine with a 2.8 gb proc, and 512 mb ram, this rig had cost me a neat £200, but of course for Crysis, it did need upgrades, a geforce 1gb that cost around £60, and RAM to 4GB that cost arong £45 at the time.
Not too hard on the pocket as I allready had the PC, but this rig was the crunch on the wallet, even at budget prices for me.
MB Budget Bundle
Asus, M4A78-EM
Proc, AMD Athlon x4 620 2600 Mhz
RAM, 4Gb Corsiar DDR 2 800 I think.
All in---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- £180
Icute Game case front and two side fans-------------------------- £46.
G card, ATI radeon HD4800series-------------------------------------- £80,
Optical drive, bog standard,----------------------------------------------- £28
Seagate 250Gb 32Mb cache about------------------------------------ £50
OS 7 home premium 64bit, -------------------------------------------------£68= £452 even rounded for cables and bits ------------------------------------------- =£460
Put together before Xmas last as my present to me, less the £150 that I pulled back on selling mu old PC, ----------------------------------- =£310,
Not such a bad setup for the price, and if you then round up to-- £350 for the extra drive and bits, I did ok and it seems to handle most of what i put on it gamewise quite well..
I had to just recall some of the costs without going through the paperwork but not far from the mark.
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