@librasperfectO Personally, I don't find computers hard to manage. If you take of it, you won't encounter most of those problems. You are also incorrect in your assumption that you require an internet connection to play multiplayer. Once a week, my friends and I setup a LAN party, play for a couple hours, get something to eat, and then play some more and I find it more fun than playing on my friend's consoles. I do have to admit though, computers do out date somewhat rapidly in terms of graphical performance. It takes almost constant upgrades to keep up maximum quality with maximum performance; however, a computer that you buy that can run everything on max at the time will easily last more than a couple years. You just need to lower your settings over time. My computer is almost 3 years old, cost me about $800, and it still runs things and has been by far one of the the best investments I have ever made.

There is no need to spend such money... That and you could buy much cheaper motherboard and get very close to the preformance. Not to mention that this will be outdated in a year.

All of you guys think this card actually is bad. #1, driver support isn't so good right now, it is going improve soon. #2, don't use just one benchmark as reference, I don't really trust gamespot with benchmarks and hardware reviews.

Awesome cards for their price. Crossfire them and they are unstoppable for their price.

I agree with monsternachoman, It should tour many major cities for about a month. It's really the public that wants to learn about the new games, Not the press. The press just want to get people to read previews.