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4/17/09 at 4:11am

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Originally Posted by PiccoloNamek

Both. I usually listen to music, but sometimes I listen to my equipment just to hear how good it sounds. Kind of like how I also run 3DMark just to see how good my computer is, instead of just playing games.

i like your comparison with 3DMARK