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  1. 08-08-2014 Back To Top    #11
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    Re: Hi-FiDelity's High End Gaming PC Rebuild/Refresh

    Quote Originally Posted by Hi-FiDelity View Post
    It should be decent enough to play some frogger and burger time.
    I'm thinking you can at least use an NES emulator...
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    Re: Hi-FiDelity's High End Gaming PC Rebuild/Refresh

    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn View Post
    I'm thinking you can at least use an NES emulator...
    maybe, may have to switch to water cooling for that though.
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