I have the 4400 (same specs as his). I can turn my computer on and be at the desktop in 45 seconds. On my old one, it took 4 minutes. It's an OK processor.

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Pretty decent PC for the price though IMO custom is the way to go, you save a crapload of money. I saved maybe $500+ buying my components then installing them myself.

As you can see from my sig I wouldn't ever really have any problems running H2V .

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yes it will easy

I could easily take a 82$ E2160, and put it to 2.8Ghz on stock cooling. Would beat a lot of CPU's on this thread.

Computer loading time has NOTHING to do with CPU speed... BIOS and mobo make, RAM speed, and mainly hard drive speed.

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It did for my old system.

Ran a 1.8ghz AMD 3000+
Overclocked to 2.2ghz, and it booted a ton faster. However it was hella unstable.

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I think hard drive speed, and the mobo\BIOS version you have has a little bit more of a impact on loading speeds.

If your mobo resets itself after 15 seconds of booting up, then thats time wasted.

If your hard drive can only read 10-15MB\s, then you have a problem.

If you have 300Mb of sh.t to load up once you log in, then you have a big problem, like I do. Especially if your loading all that 300MB of sh.t off of a 5 year old, going-to-be-failing IDE 80GB hard drive.

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I have an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU, 3GB RAM and a GeForce 8500GT (I'll buy the 8800 Ultra)
Then I can play Crysis at maximum settings

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with that system and all setting max'ed on crysis you will not come close to 60 fps.

and how do u have 3 gigs of ram?

3 sticks of 1 gig? or 1 stick of 2 gig and 1 stick of 1 gig. either way you do, i bet there not matching sets and if they dont match they run funky

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