Hayden13
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I have just recently purchased a new computer from Cyberpowerpc and it's primarily for gaming. My friend (who helped me with the build and knows much about computers) told me not to immediately use the computer to its full potential as soon as I got it out of the box. He told me to "warm it up" "let it get used to being on". I believed him and I still do (to an extent). I then preceded to ask him questions like, can I play GTA IV on minimum settings? (which it can do with NO problem). He told me no and that the first WEEK that I have it I should only watch YouTube videos, talk to people on Skype, only do non-demanding tasks. This is when I became a little skeptical and did some research on the internet. I've searched everywhere and NO ONE is saying this. So I ask you fine folks here at Tech-Forums... Do I need to "break it in" or should I play GTA IV? On lowest settings of course for a couple of days and then slowly work my way up to its highest and full potential.
P.S. In case you were wondering my Graphics card is an NVIDIA GTX 560Ti 2gb, and my CPU is a 3.6 GHz AMD Eight-core 8mb cache... So it can pretty much Man-handle any game you throw at it, let alone GTA IV.
P.S. In case you were wondering my Graphics card is an NVIDIA GTX 560Ti 2gb, and my CPU is a 3.6 GHz AMD Eight-core 8mb cache... So it can pretty much Man-handle any game you throw at it, let alone GTA IV.