Alrighty, I got the maximus formula special edition motherboard, kinda old, two years I think, and uh, I have my Q6600 overclocked at the moment to 3.0GHz, go Asus for overclocking for dummies, and well I was thinking about using their maximum setting of overclocking to 4.5GHz but that seems kinda excessive at a stock cooler... unless someone can recommend me to a good cooler that's around $50? or maybe I could possibly go for it, because this motherboard was meant for overclocking goodness anyways.

Company of Heroes or Supreme Commander, I finally got my godlike computer woo

Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4GHz, 2GB DDR2 800MHz RAM, ATI Radeon HD 3870 2.25GHz (Core Clock 300MHz[Factory default 777MHz], Memory Clock 1126MHz), 220GB 7200 Sata HardDrive.

P.S. First in my city to own a 3870 woot

So what to buy Company of Heroes or Supreme Commander, which game should be played... any help?

well I'll add some more facts then I guess, some obvious reasons

The Nintendo Wii's control scheme is by far the most difficult to create because of its new innovativeness but it isn't as costly as the PS3 and I don't mean controls, the Cell processor... it costs them about 100% more money just to utilize the Cell processors ability and basically the Cell processor is exclamatory, let's say the Cell processor is like you and I a multicelled organism - all of our cells work together to make US well the Cell processor works with its little cells to make the image on the screen and the Cell processor is basically like a couple thousand or million (I don't know the numbers) of little processors with so many herts on each Cell and how it works is that each Cell is assigned a pixel and for those laymen a pixel is a tiny piece of an image that you see that is digitalized. So in a way for a real life example if you had a giant group of people with only one person to manage them that's an example of a processor, that's hard to handle for the one person but if you had a person to manage each individual person of the large group of people it's much easier because well everyone will have their attentions looked after and that's an example of a Cell processor if you can understand my examples lol

So far everybody that made a game for the PS3 or almost everybody lost money so if someone payed 24 million to develop the game they basically only make back 12 million of it that's a reason why and it also takes at least 800 more developers from the average 300 developers to work on a PS3 game

Ok some may have no heard but anyone with a Wii or PS3 will be getting now kind of like a hand-me-down of games I'll explain what I mean.

Capcom developed a program that allows the games to be emulated from the Xbox 360 to the PS3 and Wii so I'll explain. Games will be now developed on the Xbox 360 and with those same Xbox 360 discs there will be a program in them but they will obviously be modified slightly but with those same discs and at lesser graphics they will be used on the PS3 and Wii with their modified control schemes so the Xbox 360 has a Tri-core processor and its graphic card is most superior to all the systems and highest overclocked the disc will think it's on a 360 when it's put in a Wii or PS3 making it think the PS3's Cell processor is the Tri-core and its graphic card is the 360s graphic card but it will work at the level of the PS3's graphic card and the Wii's graphic card and the Wii's single processor will be thought as a tri-core just so the game will be cheaper to develop.

Now game companies are gonna start using this program and develop games on the Xbox 360 with the emulation program just so they can make more money by giving the other systems low quality games.

Do you think this is fair?