back when i was an idiot

Discussion in 'Gaming and Tech' started by Biff Johnston, Aug 27, 2008.

  1. Biff Johnston

    Biff Johnston <MARQUEE><h1 style="color:Green">[BB] Grand Master

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    I traded in my geforce 6800 for a 7200 because i thought a higher number was better :/
     
    Biff Johnston, Aug 27, 2008
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  2. Swift RP

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    ...so why did you post that then? There was like no point :p
     
    Swift RP, Aug 27, 2008
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  3. Zeke

    Zeke [BB] Sub Admin Sub Admin

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    /me smacks Biff
     
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  4. River Rat

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    ]Noob!
     
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  5. Biff Johnston

    Biff Johnston <MARQUEE><h1 style="color:Green">[BB] Grand Master

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    whats an end square bracket noob?
     
    Biff Johnston, Aug 27, 2008
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    [BB]Maxy125 New Member

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    the bigger number doesnt means better? oooh so mines geforce 4500 ati is better then a gtx 280 woot rofl
     
    [BB]Maxy125, Aug 28, 2008
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  7. Biff Johnston

    Biff Johnston <MARQUEE><h1 style="color:Green">[BB] Grand Master

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    most of the time higher isnt better, the last 3 digits are the most important really considernig it was only at 200 the one that was 800 even though a lower number was much better
     
    Biff Johnston, Aug 28, 2008
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    Jamez5000 New Member

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    It sounds like you've learned your lesson. Basically here is how it works....The more you pay the better it is.

    PS: A higher number is larger than the previous.
     
    Jamez5000, Aug 28, 2008
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