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I was just wondering if there is a Battlefield 3 Benchmarking program that will give me details about how my PC will perform running the game.

I bought a 9400 GT and installed it as an "upgrade." How misleading.

Is an MSI 8600 GT 256 actually faster than a MSI 9400 GT 512? I'm beginning to feel duped.

Is this the PC version?

I upgraded from a 8600 GT 256. I hear you need a quad core for this game. I still get booted from online matches.

I upgraded my video card to a 9500 GT with 512 MB ram and it runs like poop.

Awesome! Thanks.

Hey everyone, I have started up this nasty habit of playing Battlefield 2 again. I love that game, and can't wait until Battlefield 3 comes out. If any of you want to play me my Xfire name is chrisfoose or you can AIM me at ev1lchris

I don't care! I loved this stuff as a kid. Best ever! Anyone remember The Honky Tonk Man? That guy was my favorite.

Cracks me up.

All other industrialized nations have it and fight for it, the US once again is a strange anomally.

Politicians need to focus on getting down the administrative costs of these insurance companies. Their admin costs come out to something like 20% meanwhile in contrast Medicare is like 3%. I think I read that in the latest T.R. Reid book and another book Health Care Half Truths.

Is this coming out for the PC?

Cars aren't people.

I am an advocate of single-payer. However, I don't think that's going to happen in the US anytime soon. Even this bs "public option" compromise is probably not going through either.

I just read a book by T.R. Reid. His description of the German healthcare (Bismarck Model) is pretty amazing. Basically there are tons of insurers and you get it through your work. However, if you lose your job the government pays your premium until you get back to work. Perhaps some aspect...

I bought Neverwinter Nights 2 Storm of Zephyr without owning Neverwinter Nights 2. I was so excited to play it. Oh well.

This is one game which I eagerly await. Even though BF2 is dated it's still really fun. I would love to see a new version come out.

Radical or not sometimes things need to get done. I have always advocated a single-payer system over creating a whole new entity just to administer a public option. That seems less radical to me.

Any deals on this?