Well actually i have a very similar system to his and i get 30+ fps on Crysis with graphics mods at 1680 x 1050. As for what he said, he meant that his games were not lagging before and they are now. Also, the GTX 260 is more powerful than the 5770, just look at this. http://www.techimo.com/forum/graphics-cards-displays/243598-nvidia-gtx-260-vs-ati-5770-a.html Please check your facts before posting.
Thanks to all who are visiting this forum :) I have recently attempted to make a Red Faction: Guerrilla montage using Windows Movie maker 2.6. when i try so save the movie file, I get an error message saying: Windows Movie Maker cannot save the movie to the specified location. Verify that the original source files used in your movie are still available, that the saving location is still available, and that there is enough free disk space available, then try again. I have not moved any of the source files, I most definitely have enough hard drive space, and "My videos" is definitely a valid saving location. The video is about 2 and a half minutes long, about 15 video clips (avi) and 1 audio track. Any ideas?
Hello all, and thank you for visiting this forum. I recently built a new gaming computer, one of the components being a Seagate Barracuda 500GB hard drive. After installing all my games, getting drivers etc., I had used about 100 gigs of hard drive space. I figured it was time to check how fragmented my hard drive was... I analyzed my hard drive and, found it was 42% fragmented. 42!!! I defragmented immediately. After about an hour of defragmentation, the defrag was finished. The next day i curiously analyzed my hard drive again. This time, it was 10% fragmented. And today i analyzed yet again and it was 11% fragmeneted. I have never seen that much fragmentation so fast. I know something isn't right, so i am posting this forum. I use Piriform Defraggler defragging software. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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