- Joined
- Oct 6, 2009
- Messages
- 2,820 (0.53/day)
- Location
- Midwest USA
| System Name | My Gaming System |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel i7 4770k @ 4.4 Ghz |
| Motherboard | Asus Maximus VI Impact (ITX) |
| Cooling | Custom Full System Water cooling Loop |
| Memory | G.Skill 1866 Mhz Sniper 8 Gb |
| Video Card(s) | EVGA GTX 780 ti SC |
| Storage | Samsung SSD EVO 120GB - Samsung SSD EVO 500GB |
| Display(s) | ASUS W246H - 24" - widescreen TFT active matrix LCD |
| Case | Bitfenix Prodigy |
| Power Supply | Corsair AX760 Modular PSU |
| Software | Windows 8.1 Home Primeum |
If you really wanna see DX11 take off and you are new to Windows 7..... I would say your best visual games are gonna be
1. Battlefield 3
2. Crysis 2
3. Dirt 3
4. Dirt 2
5. Battlefield 2 Bad Company
6. Metro 2033
7. Alien Vs. Predator
8. Batman Arkham City
9. CIV V
10. Fear 3
Benchmarks and Demos
1. 3Dmark11
2. ATI- Ladybug Demo
3. Nvidia Stone Giant
4. Unigine heaven benchmark 2.5
5. Nvidia Rocket Sled Demo (Which you won't be able to play because of your lack of PhysX)
Of course there are more examples then what I listed above. But IMO the list that I did give you above will give you some of the most drastic examples of improvements in visual graphics.
But you will also notice a big improvement in terms of computer performance and the way it runs. You should notice windows 7 being way more responsive then previous operating systems.
1. Battlefield 3
2. Crysis 2
3. Dirt 3
4. Dirt 2
5. Battlefield 2 Bad Company
6. Metro 2033
7. Alien Vs. Predator
8. Batman Arkham City
9. CIV V
10. Fear 3
Benchmarks and Demos
1. 3Dmark11
2. ATI- Ladybug Demo
3. Nvidia Stone Giant
4. Unigine heaven benchmark 2.5
5. Nvidia Rocket Sled Demo (Which you won't be able to play because of your lack of PhysX)
Of course there are more examples then what I listed above. But IMO the list that I did give you above will give you some of the most drastic examples of improvements in visual graphics.
But you will also notice a big improvement in terms of computer performance and the way it runs. You should notice windows 7 being way more responsive then previous operating systems.
Linux is generally more responsive in my point of view, even though the difference is pretty small (even boot/shutdown sessions are sufficiently fast now, even though Win7 still needs more than the 4 seconds that some Linux distros need).
