Join the club (check out my first post up top.)Originally posted by: Cadaver
Personally, I'm in a rare category, I think.
I don't have that much time to play games, but when I do, I want to enable the highest detail settings possible and get great framerates.
So, I'm a casual gamer with hard-core tastes.
Originally posted by: alkemyst
hardcore = the difference of 1 fps is worth $100
Originally posted by: Harabecw
Good point. brings me to a very annoying thing I see.
Walk into Office Depot. Look at their "Top End kick ass rig!".
Laugh at the 256MB of slow ram and integrated graphics selling for twice as much as you can get it elsewhere. then cry when you see people buying into the fact it has a P4 3GHz in it.
There is currently no FPS out that is even on the same level as CS
Yup I make the game fit my current rig I don't make my rig fit my games.Originally posted by: Jeff7
Casual gamer - one who only plays occasionally and uses the default settings, or reduces the resolution and quality to match the hardware.
Hardcore gamer - one who'll play whenever there's time, at the maximum visual settings that'll still give a good framerate. If that's not enough, the hardcore gamer will seek out the best videocard that can be afforded.
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Originally posted by: Harabecw
Good point. brings me to a very annoying thing I see.
Walk into Office Depot. Look at their "Top End kick ass rig!".
Laugh at the 256MB of slow ram and integrated graphics selling for twice as much as you can get it elsewhere. then cry when you see people buying into the fact it has a P4 3GHz in it.
Office Depot? High end? Does not compute...
Wait, their high end system, did it have "Extreme" graphics capability, like maybe from Intel?
Bring itOriginally posted by: Malladine
Hardcore gamers rule casual gamers.