Just so you know, this is the 2nd card in 2 different computers I have had burn/artifact. No OCing. Stock cooling never going about 58c. I may have a masters in computer science but I ain't throwing money out the window.

Welcome to SWTOR! I find it does the same to both my computers, and as much as I want to continue playing this game, I can't afford to replace parts. If you hear loud clicks/knocking you have a bad harddrive. More then likely you are hearing fans. RMA will be based on the actual item(s) received. Total Qty : 1 Part# Marketing Name Serial# Symptom Prev. RMA 602-V232-070 N460GTX CYCLONE 1GD5/OC (602-V232-070) 602-V232-070B1105045777 V03

No, not at all.

And that thing was ugly hehe

WoW practically gives you pets in mail--you can try that game.

Charles!

Well that's easy to say until you have 5 people on fleet during prime time. Feedback off almost all kinds is helpful for the dev team. To you it's QQing, to Dev team it's a pulse on the gaming community.

IDK but we will soon find out.

P.S. Windows xp and beyond defrags automatically, never any need to do so.

That's a failing HD.

Lol yep! I was worried about running guild wars II but it ran amazing in beta compared to swtor hehe So at least they are the new benchmark hehe

Reading buyers complaints and taking them with a grain of salt works pretty well. When I buy a product at newegg I read user comment and then base my decision if I will purchase it or not and out of the 13 years of buying, I have a 100% happy record.

I had the same issues as you once did; I upgraded from a quad core pos amd (first quad) to a intel 2500k and it smoothed things out really well, just not as much as it really should. The game has some hicups that I wish were fixed before release because I love the pvp (Before patch 1.2). I am also done in 2 days, but I wish them well.

This is a direct quote that seems pretty honest from the people that made the hero engine: "Regarding SW:TOR, we have no way to know how they are handling graphics detail, shading, or other factors that impact frame rate. An engine is the first step, and then it’s up to the engineers and art directors to manage the technical steps necessary to implement their game design. So, we can’t really give you any insight on how their game is performing in that way, and I’m sure they are working hard at improving any specific issues they are seeing. BioWare is responsible for their own game, we gave them the tools."

http://www.heroengine.com/ <------------The engine used to make this game. http://www.heroengine.com/2011/11/heroengine-meets-starwars/ <----Read comments below or just google anything about this troubled engine.