Depends where the lag/stuttering comes from. In certain instances if you're out of RAM or need to load tons of info, yes. Going into a very crowded place in a MMO for instance.

[QUOTE="Krigen89"]Just built myself something for 875 CAN$ Gigabyte Sniper.M3 Intel i5-3570k 8gb Corsair low-profile RAM Corsair 750W modular power supply (wanted 600W, this was on special at same price) EVGA GTX 660 Superclocked Only thing I didn't buy was the tower itself as I had an old ATX one lying around. Will eventually change it for a small tower/micro-ATX that looks better. With a tower it should put you around your 1000$ depending on what you choose. Very happy with it so far.homeboylizard

EDIT and the 7950 is much more expensive than the 660 SC, here in Canada anyways

Hey all,

I moved from PC to the 360 around 2007 to save on PC ugrades costs and to avoid all the BSOD/formatting/driver galore etc. found on PC.

Around 2010 I actually switched from 360 to PS3 after the 2nd time I had to send the 360 in for the RROD.

During this time, I REALLY enjoyed games like Uncharted and Gears of War, 3rd person games.  For some reason I prefer this perspective to first person.

Now, I'm thinking of switching back to PC for the next gen, mostly because I'm not as poor anymore and I'd like to enjoy the games in al their PC beauty, but I'm scared I won't find the type of games I like.

So, can anyone name some 3rd person games released in the last, say, 3-5 years that would fit the bill? Are there any, or are they all console exclusives?

Thanks

EDIT: 2nd quick question: I plan on putting my PC on my 50" TV and use a controller; do PC shooters allow for some "auto-aim" like on consoles, or will it make it much harder for me to play them vs mouse/keyboard?