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Looks like you're all set with your original question so I'm going to go ahead and close this. Any further non LCPDFR mod questions can go in the mod sections.

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Good luck sir. Thread closed.

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The pricing is different depending on where you buy it. My suggestion is to search and compare.

Need help finding or building a new PC for LCPD: First Response and other video games? This is the thread for you. This particular topic will be pinned and left open for anybody who has any questions on what to do about getting the right PC for their needs, and anybody who has input or suggestions for those people. The G17 community team has decided to put this up here in order to keep things here on the forum organized and convenient. Without further delay, let's get to talkin'. I'll start off by having a quick list of the most powerful equipment available right now, which I'll try and remember to update as new parts come out. Processors: Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition - Six cores at 3.9GHZ clock speed AMD FX-8350 - 8 cores at 4.0GHZ clock speed. Graphics Cards (single GPU): nVidia GeForce TITAN - 6GB GDDR5 RAM on PCI Express 3.0 AMD Radeon 7990 - 6GB GDDR5 RAM on PCI Express 3.0 Motherboards: ASUS P6T7 WS Ultimate Gamer - 3-Way SLI & PhysX, SATA 6GB (Intel based) ASUS Crosshair V Formula - 3-Way SLI/CrossFire, Thunderbolt, SATA 6GB (AMD based) Memory: Corsair Dominator DDR3 GSkill Trident DDR3 Corsair Vengeance DDR3 Patriot Gamer DDR3 Mushkin Enhanced Silverline DDR3 Kingston HyperX DDR3 Power supplies: Thermaltake Seasonic Antec Coolermaster OCZ Corsair Hard drives: Western Digital (HDD & SSD) Seagate (HDD & SSD) Hitachi (HDD & SSD) Toshiba (HDD & SSD) Intel (SSD) Patriot (SSD) Corsair (SSD) Kingston (SSD) Samsung (HDD & SSD) Crucial (SSD) Mushkin (SSD) Monitors: Samsung LG Acer AOC ASUS Panasonic Viewsonic Sony Hanspree Westinghouse Peripherals: Logitech Microsoft Razer Roccat Saitek Steel Series Key websites for information, reviews and benchmark tests: HardOCP.com - News & review website TomsHardware.com - News & review website Guru3D.com - News & review website HWCompare.com - Real world & synthetic benchmark tests of every major graphics card

Very nicely done. Would it be possible for you to put up some links to the models they are meant to go on (more specifically the ones pictured)? The N.O. ones look wonderful.

At least we now know which one of the people registered here is Al Gore underneath an alias. ^

Just to clarify for everyone; The topic here was closed because we should be using one multiplayer thread for future "I wanna play" posts so its easier to keep track of and it doesn't litter the forum with new threads every day.

The 6800 series is the same thing as the 5800 series from a couple of years ago, it just has better power management. AMD had a real change in architecture in the 6900 series. But now there's a 7000 series out. :P Hard to keep up, isn't it?

City of Atlantis? lol

They are indeed real cities, sir.

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Instead of posting a whole new thread, edit your old one.

Tasing someone off of the top if a fliped car, watching the beautiful GTA IV physics engine in action has he rag-dolled over the car and tumbled down to the street.

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I'd love to be a member of the Sandwich police. I'd be hanging around Subway all day and give citations out to anybody who screws up a customers order.

Those perform poorly compared to Intels, actually.

Games today use between 1 to 4 cores. And the low clock speed of 3.1ghz could be a problem as a lot of newer processors are hitting the 4GHZ mark. I would have stuck with a 6 core of higher clock frequency.

I love the way the Broward County one looks.

You don't want to do both at the same time. That causes a lot of crashing problems.

I had a sneaking suspicion that the game was either ARMA or Operation Flashpoint. Looked a lot like a military sim from the get-go. I'm sad Operation Flashpoint got discontinued.