Just manually set them to High and they should work very well with those stats. Crysis tell me to play on Medium and it does well on High as well, so you can really set it pretty high and just check if it gets slow or not.

By the way, 5.5 is an excellent Experience Index. When the service was first introduced, hardware didn't go higher than 5.0. Currently, the highest rating is 5.9. So, you have a very good Experience Index.

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Oh ok, great.

My processor is 5.9, RAM is 5.5 (32-bit limitation), Graphics are 5.9, Gaming Graphics are 5.9, and primary hard disk is 5.6

So looks like I'm all good.

By the way, AW_3_3, I'm loving the LEDs on the RAM haha.

lol i know arent they awesome? =D Glad its working out for you. those are fantastic scores. how is it working in games? And did you manage to get some cable management done?

I haven't tried any games yet. I'm hoping to do a ton of gaming this weekend though.

I did some cable management and it was looking good... but then the video card showed up. The thing is huge, seriously. Made it literally impossible to do anything with the cables.

is that a 3870x2? Good choice if so

With my system,E6300, 2GB RAM, 7600GT I got 5.0 on experience index at stock. After overclocking to 2.8ghz on the CPU i got to 5.4

Might read this thread later