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- Enough for Doom 4
- Maybe with 12 cores and 8 GB for video cards, you'll have a full proof system when Doom 4 comes out 2010/11
- Posted by: RIAAsucks Posted on: 08/03/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Enough for Doom 4
RIAAsucks | 08/03/09
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@RIAAsucks - I like your name
BillDem | 08/03/09
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Dual CPU mobo's
Fark | 08/03/09
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The Core i7 doesn`t have 2 QPIs. So you cannot put 2 CPUs on..
NeoGeneration | 08/03/09
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thanks...
Fark | 08/03/09
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6? Not 8?
CobraA1 | 08/03/09
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just put 2 on the board
crabbypup | 08/05/09
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