Your already gaming in the coveted HD zone (720p'ish) whats the big deal with higher resolutions?Īny 19 or 20' wide monitor looks fantastic at 1280.1024 or 1400.900. I'm able to run pretty much any game I want at the moment with full details.THIS CARD IS A YEAR OLD PEOPLE.so I say again, if decent performance can be achieved on a CPU and Video Card that are essentially a year old why bother now? At forums I see everyone moaning about bad performance from cards comparable to mine.what resolutions are these guys gaming at? If its over 1400/900 then I could understand but honestly the vast majority of people are gaming on monitors that can go higher than said resolution, add a little bit of AA and AF and your golden. Seriously though, look at my setup (granted I just built it and I'm already behind in the times), an AMD 3500+ and an ATI X800XL make up the core parts of the machine. Why bother upgrading now? I mean we're in a transition period here.Vista, DX10, new dual cores, new quad cores, why waste the money? I guess the easy answer would be 'because I can'. Everyone on that level, save for a few (at least where I work) seems content with ordering in cheaply made crap that gets returned several hours later and simply getting the manufacturer to take it back at the end of the month after we've sold a total of two units.

What could possibly be better in a job like that, than knowing your consumer base and watching it pay off at the end of every quarter when you get a fat bonus for actually making the company money for once. You know watch tv commercials, surf the web, read a few previews, read a magazine.(as she looks at me puzzled). My advice to the buyer was to keep her ear to the ground when it came to video games and hardware. Quite the opposite, I'd love to fix it.I'd love it if the 'higher-ups' in my company would actually listen to their employees about product choice.because, while I may not be the most educated (yet), and I may not have finished my degree, I have that common sense about me that most people really interested in a certain topic do that would greatly assist a company in making the right decisions. This isn't to say I'm trying to bitch and complain about it. Is it just me saying this? (a student hoping for a business degree and a job in the field that interests me the most) Or do other notice this as well? Does anyone ever walk into a store and wonder what the hell the people who run it are thinking? I sure do and I do everyday I walk into work.

'Want a buying job?, sure you look cut out for the job, you look like you could buy things.'. You know, it occurred to me today as I was meeting the new buyer assigned to the media section, the store that I work at, that companies no longer are looking for the best man or woman for the job they seem to just go for the ones that seem the easiest and most available.

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