Warp wrote:
<snip about graphics>

And that's not even the game, just the stuff needed to show it on screen!

SimCity 4 came out what, 7 years ago?  It's still one of the most CPU 
demanding games I have (once you get a large city, that is :) ).

The Sims is also notoriously slow on high end computers.  When you get a 
house with decent decorations, that game can slow to a crawl (of course, 
we've got more than 8 GB of downloaded stuff for it).

The point is, there are *lots* of things you need CPU and RAM for other 
than graphics.

...Chambers

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