Can any one tell me for sure if Age of Conan is multi threaded, (AKA quad core better then dual core) and does it utilize sli? I cant find nothing on the web except the minimum and recommended specs.
 
 
I was wondeing because I sold a PC with e7200 OC 3.8 and 8800gt and the customer said her quad core sli'd 8800gts run 50 FPS and the system I sold runs 75FPS.
 
Based on that its not quad or sli optimized.  
 
The quad is runnin Vista and the dual that I made is on XP. Vista machine has 8g ram dual machine has 2g.
 
I dont understand how the dual is beating the quad. She said the quad is 3.8 and I know the dual is oc to 3.8.
 
Im thinking the game isnt quad or sli optimized and her quad is stock or slightly higer.

sigh

Why are you putting together and selling computers if you don't even fully understand what performance you're going to get from the components, software and settings you're using?

I do understand thats what dont make sense. The only thing I'm unsure of is if AOC utilizes quad core and sli.  
 
And I told her to use CPU-Z to check her quad becaue I doubt its running 3.8 like she said.
 
I know I build bad ass rigs. Just didnt think they were that bad ass. Ima have to charge a premium. Ima ave to call them Railienware.

 
 
Anyways seeing as you need it spelled out to you and I have 5 mins to waste; There are many variables that could be at play but most likely the Vista system is running AoC in DX10 and the XP system is running DX9. I haven't really tested the difference in this game but it did make a huge difference in Crysis. Also I'm guessing that if this person is buying a computer from you there are likely many user 'issues' at play especially with the SLI system.

 
 
LoL. My system wasn't SLI if you could read.
 
Possibly the difference is DX10 vs DX9. Evidentally you dont know either so you need it spelled out as well.
The main question of the topic is is AOC utilizing quad core and SLI. If you dont know you need it spelld out also. The rest of the post is a real life comparison.
 
Seems to me even DX10 quad core ,sli 8800gt, and 8g ram should run as good or better then DX9 dual core, single 8800gt 2g ram.
 
I promise you I can build a better/faster PC then you any day of the week.
 
I dont need rude comments, as I'm looking for a simple answer; Does AOC utilize quad core and sli? Google turned up nothing so, I'm asking people here that may have the game and know more then you!
 
Evidentally, I must be the **** then if my $589 system can smoke the $1800 system.
 

Wow, the more you talk the more you prove yourself to be an idiot. I guess you just have the touch of God when it comes to building PCs. Why don't you post some screen shots of these side by side comparisons so we can all be blown away. Anyways if you're really concerned about whether or not AoC is supposed to be multi-core optimized you could just look at the front of the box.

 
DX10 has not been released as of yet for AoC lol...  you can try turning it on in the options but it does nothing.
It will be released when Euro version is released I believe.

P.S. I didn't say YOUR system was SLI, I said THE SLI system may not be configured properly which could not only negate any SLI benefit but could actually lower performance. But I guess a super builder like you would know that.

Thankks radio. That takes that out of the equation.
 
I'm a idiot? Your th guy that thought you could get $400 for a FX-60, and came here to ask what you should buy.
 
Atleast I can pick my own parts. LoL. Oh snap!
 
You implied if she bought it from me it could be user error , especially sli.
 
If you dont have any knowledge on the topic please leave.

Do you have a link to something regarding this? Like I said I've yet to test it out but there is a DX10 option in the game I have and it's clearly advertised all over the Funcom site and on the game packaging so it would be hard to believe that they actually left it out.

Were you the dope who bought that chip? You're right though I only got $330 for it on a 3 day auction.

I had an issue last night where my game crashed and for some reason it wouldnt run as smothly as before.  I checked my card GC settings and SLI mysteriously turned off.  I am pretty sure AoC takes advantage of multi core proccessors and SLI.  I can't remember where I read it and do not have time to look it up(plus the page would probably be blocked) because I am at work.  Try the AoC forums.

 
 
Prove it.

Thanks again radio. The forums are locked unless you have the game. I do not have the game right now. I cant believe a forum would want you to register your key. Thats a new one for me.

 
Now please prove your results.

If I remmber later when I get home I will try and look it up on the forums.  I have yet to register myself and did not realize you need to own a copy of the game lol.

I did find that Radio. It looks like that DX10 setting does nothing. I cause those results must just be caused by user error and/or BS.

Thanks Radio I would appreciate it. My laptop wont play it and my new desktop isnt done yet, so no sense to buy the game.  
 
What proof you need Purple? What you want to see?
 
Thats funny someone bought that. I would feel bad for rippin someone off, guess thats called a concious. More power to you though.

Well i'm afraid I'm as in the dark as others on this front, first of all i think some people on here are just being assholes for no reason and i would be suprised if they know as much as they like to make out. and i dont mean roadrunner.
 
As for the poor scores. at equal clockspeeds, it should be similar performance. if it isnt, chances are the overclock isnt stable and could be throwin up errors. but to be fair either processor at stock or overclocked i cant imagine making such a massive difference. the gfx cards could. is the 88GT you used overclocked?
 
is the power supply in the quad sli machine enough?
 
it seems very odd, but even if the game doesnt support sli or quad, there shouldnt be less performance on the quad, afterall it has 2 duals in there strapped together, i cant imagine loosing any more than 5fps from a quad and sli... I dunno.. its magic!