Do I have a good PC?

[WickedTroop]

Processor:AMD Athlon 64X2 Dual core processor 6000 +(2 CPUS), ~3.0Hz
Memory:3070MB Ram
DirectX 10
Graphics:Nvidia GeForce 9600GT

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[Osak]

Your video card can run CoD4.

[WickedTroop]

Your video card can run CoD4.

Can run Crysis on high with 40-60 FPS

[Snaffle J. Bean]

Can run Crysis on high with 40-60 FPS

That's pretty good in my book.

Why do you want to know if your PC is good? Are you thinking of upgrading or something?

[Gadgethm]

Find out for yourself.

[Osak]

The only complaint I have about it is the CPU. Other than that, it's excellent.

[Gadgethm]

The only complaint I have about it is the CPU. Other than that, it's excellent.

You kidding?  That's pretty good, considering the price.  Also, depending on what model, you can unlock the other two hidden cores!

[Nepthan]

Find out for yourself.

I guess I need to get a better video card...

[Osak]

You kidding?  That's pretty good, considering the price.  Also, depending on what model, you can unlock the other two hidden cores!

The Athlon is equivalent to the Celeron cpu. My experience with Celeron was...well...bad. Go for the Phenom.

[Duckmeister]

Can run Crysis on high with 40-60 FPS

Wrong.

Unless your resolution is really, really, low.

[Osak]

Wrong.

Unless your resolution is really, really, low.

The 9600 is actually a good card.

[Zaran]

You kidding?  That's pretty good, considering the price.  Also, depending on what model, you can unlock the other two hidden cores!

The Athlon X2 6000+ is based on a dual-core die, it has no disabled cores.  And don't refer to them as hidden cores.  They aren't hidden at all, just disabled.  Furthermore, it depends on the motherboard having ACC support, which his most likely does not.

You were most likely thinking of unlocking the multipliers, which is only useful when overclocking.

@koolkody - Wrong.

[Thalberg]

@koolkody - Wrong.

What's wrong with it?

[Gadgethm]

The Athlon X2 6000+ is based on a dual-core die, it has no disabled cores.  And don't refer to them as hidden cores.  They aren't hidden at all, just disabled.  Furthermore, it depends on the motherboard having ACC support, which his most likely does not.

You were most likely thinking of unlocking the multipliers, which is only useful when overclocking.

Thanks for correcting me.  I thought it was the other die.  But really, it depends.

[Zaran]

What's wrong with it?

It used to be a semi good card, now it's old and outdated.  It cannot run Crysis on any good looking level with 60 fps.