GTA Don

I can. Vice City is my favourite GTA3 era game, then GTA3, then San Andreas.

The game is still in early development, meaning it's a work in progress. Of course the graphics won't be as realistic YET, trust me, when they've finished, it will look soooooo much better. And also; graphics < gameplay. el oh el. They probably just got millions of e-mails from impatient people asking for fingerless gloves and pc verzan of gta ivy! Fingerless gloves might come as DLC to the 360. And there's always time for a quick patch to improve stuff, but they probably won't.

Well, actually... 32 bit operating systems can handle a maximum of 4GB RAM and 64 bit can handle RAM beyond that. Of course, you'll need a 64-bit processor as well. If you're planning on using more than 4G of memory you may wish to consider the purchase of a 64 bit processor. Just remember that the operating system you choose must have 64 bit capabilities. Most of today's do, so that shouldn't be a major problem for you. They're not much more expensive than 32 bit operating systems.

I'm sorry but that doesn't say much about your PC. I guess I should add that I have an Epson all-in-one printer. Also, ATI don't produce sound cards, most PCs come with intergrated sound. Radeon is ATI's GPU brand.

Jordin Sparks ft. Chris Brown - No Air

A 7500LE isn't exactly what you would call a good card for these days, but yeah, you could probably run it on medium at least. You've got a good processor but I think it's bottlenecked by that GFX card. It doesn't have a lot of VRAM as well so that's bad. Is that a desktop or laptop you're using? Laptops are NOT good for gaming, unless you buy a game controller or keyboard and mouse for it and have decent enough specs.

If it has support for PS3 controllers, I might just go out and buy a Dualshock 3. Doubt it will though. f off microsoft.

Maybe for when Niko gets drunk. *coughanti-aliasingcough*

I think this just needs a few bug fixes and a healthy dose of AA. Good news though.

I'm a Tony Hawk kinda guy myself but I only played Underground and yeah, I thought it rocked. This looks promising, if I like the demo then I might get it.

Right, map mod... okay then... if any of you read the forums, Project Andreas is a multiplayer mod, just like MTA etc.

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You really wouldn't see the difference between 4GB and 8GB if you upgraded. 8GB is for people who have more money than sense. It would be crazy to get anything more than 4G (well, 4g is kinda crazy) but trust me, you don't need it. You could save that money to buy an SLI/Crossfire mobo and run dual GFX cards on it. IV won't require DX10, it will probably just support it, like Crysis.

I find Intel too expensive. It's not like I'm an AMD fanboy, but AMD processors seem to be very stable for me. Although I may upgrade my rig to a Intel Nehalem or AMD Shanghai in the future. I'll be using Vista Home Premium 64-bit--32-bit is okay, but I just want to take full advantage of my RAM.

Oh my gawd, on one hand the G11 is cheaper, on the other hand the G15 has that nice screen that tells you stuff and is better but also 15 quid more expensive. Meh, guess I could sacrifice that £15. And just when I was saving for a new foot!

my friend runs Vista on 512 RAM, does brilliant Are you sure you're not talking about Home Basic? I wouldn't know whether to laugh or cry if I saw a PC running Vista Home Premium/Business/Ultimate etc. with only 512MB RAM. You'll definitely need to upgrade your video card, I think you could run SA at high/very high with AA at 1 smoothly on that. Won't be much for IV though. Also, if you're getting 4GB RAM, it would be good to get a 64-bit OS. And a 64-bit CPU. You might wanna upgrade your CPU, not important.

ASUS M2R32-MVP AM2 AMD 580X CrossFire ATX. I've heard that some ASUS mobos tend to fail a lot so I'm not sure.

Haha, I was going to get a G11 earlier, they both look the same anyways. I'll probably get a G11 now. Any tips on what to upgrade/downgrade?

Thanks, but I actually changed my choice now. AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Windsor @ 3GHz CPU Corsair 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 RAM Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 512MB PCI-Express Logitech MX518 Wired Optical Gaming Mouse Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard Right under £500, buying the parts from Newegg.

You sure you didn't use some photo effect on PS?

Could you maybe fix the page stretch? When I was on your profile (Chris), it stretched the page when I was on the awards tab. I blocked the images (the pics before the award name and the page wasn't stretched.