Recent content by SkyWilson

That's a pretty vague description. There are numerous generations and models of i7 CPUs with varying cores, clock speed, node size, watt usage and cache size. The same goes for graphics cards, there are 100s out there with 2 gbs of ram. You would need to be a lot more specific.

I've seen people run it on 2-4 gb systems. Is it crashing or freezing? Have you tried checking the console log?

Yeah no shit, its like hes trying to get the worst FPS possible on decent hardware. I stand corrected I was comparing the wrong AMD CPU to the intel. The 4350 still meets the rec system requirements. You're not going to get 60 FPS, But I still think it will be north of 30 FPS and run smooth...

Look at a side by side comparision of the two. http://www.game-debate.com/cpu/index.php?pid=2104&pid2=1140&compare=core-i5-4690k-3-5ghz-vs-fx-8350 the I-5 has a 6% higher rating and i would guarantee its because it has integrated graphics. look at the performance of the AMD FX-4350, its a higher...

That video wasn't a comparison relating to his hardware. It was relating to your comment that you made saying you would like to see that in action. Now as far as 45-50 FPS average goes, i said i get 45-50 FPS while playing on HIGH settings and that guy in the video was getting 40 FPS average on...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6p5p6tzAtM is a GTX 960 on Ultra settings averaging 40 FPS, never dipping below 35. High settings i achieve a stable 45-50, never dipping below 40. I could probably get a stable 60 FPS on my 960 + 6600k if i ran on medium settings. If you get bad FPS on ARMA you...

What is there to argue? I have the game on steam and i play it on high settings with a GTX 960. Even my old GT 740 before that could achieve medium 1080P settings and run at 30-40 FPS. Any "Can i run this" site will say a GTX 670 + FX-4350 will run the game on high settings.Have you ever even...

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I play Arma 3 and it is a very well optimized game. It is also a more CPU intensive game rather then GPU. Either way, your specs exceed the recommended requirements for the game (CPU barely). You should have no problem whatsoever getting smooth as butter FPS on medium to high settings.

Stability testing your PSU is better explained at the link below. The easiest way would be if you have another power supply to swap with but if not give their method a shot. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/290251-28-testing-stability

You can download the latest bios version from the link attached below. You would then need to put that update on a thumb drive or another acceptable storage device it can load from. That mobo is a little bit older so the only way you will probably be able to update the bios is from the bios...

I would try replacing the battery like Captain recommended. 1 Long, 2 short is a "damaged bios" beep code and that mobo is 7 years old. If that's a stock battery it could easily be dead or close to it by now and those 3 volt batteries are inexpensive and nothing to change. That or try...

They sell what you're describing on Amazon at the link bellow but keep in mind that a 3.5 mm jack is analog and USB is digital. Also If your headset has some sort of built in amplifier that requires power via the USB it probably won't work...

In my opinion that's a good monitor for the price tag. Its native 1080P, HDMI with a 1ms response time for around 130-150$. For your budget goals listed that seems like a good buy to me.