Hi there, built my pc and its not really good frame rates...

okay so i have a antec 900 case, good cooling

8800GT

amd 64 x 3600 = 1.8ghz processor,

mobo = gigabyte s series am2 ' ga-ma69gm-s2h ' which is a good mother board

3 gig ram

250 gig hdd

500 watt good psu arctic cooling enough power for gt in amps as well

anyway, when i play oblivion i get really average framerates, 30 outh side maxed and,........inside only about 20???? thats noot good enough for a gt surely?

my resolution is 1360/768 so nothing extream basicly

in crysis in dx 9 i get 23 fps at a bit but when i put in dx10 as i have vista it goes to 30?? i thought dx10 was moar power hungry and i get increase of fps, anyway im not overclocking my hardare and surely my hard ware is good enough for maxed oblivion moar than 20 inside?

WHAT IS BOTTLENECKING MY PC??? please help thanks

and sorry for my engrish its my 4rth language as i know spanish korean, japanese and engrish

hi im currently running an 1.8 ghz 2 core processor and looking to upgrade what is the best amd processor for less than £110 POUNDS NOT DOLLERS THANK YOU

can you recomend me any

and i know that intel are better at processors but i have amd mo bo so thanks

Thanksss

hi i had a prebuilt dell and recently upgraded everytrhing so basicly its a new pc,but im still using the HDD, so in about an hour i will install new mobo but do i need to reinstall vista or what do i just start it up install bios and it runs as before, what about vista will i need to reactivate? iu dont have a key only a cd i got with my dell so i dont know

thnaks

is there any chance of it overheating, i mean i will have a really good case as its antec and i heard ITS OVER NINE THOUSAND or 900 or summit, like does the super clocked get more heat also there doing a deal where its like the normal evga not over clocked for like 100 more mhz but it comes with crysis so should i get that for 200 or the over clocked

also i have a default mother bored so can i still use it over clocked since i heard u c ant overclock stuff on a default mother board from DELL