Dirt 3 Gameplay - Quality Test

Just a little gameplay and a quick quality test for Dirt 3. This is in no way a demonstration of skill or my ability to play the game, I know I suck at it. I generally don't play racing games.
I simply like gaming, I know I may not upload videos very frequently but I do enjoy sharing some of my experiences in gaming.
If anyone is interested, here's the specs to my PC. (As of 4/10/2012)
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Case - Thermaltake Armor Revo (black)
Processor - AMD FX-8150
Video Card - EVGA GTX 680
Memory - 8 GB Corsair Vengeance
Power Supply - Thermaltake 850W
Operating System - Windows 7 64bit
Monitor - Samsung 2343BWX
Motherboard - AMD 970 (Asus M5A97)
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I hope you all enjoy my videos, and I'll try to upload more in the future. If you have any questions related to my videos or the specs of my computer, feel free to ask.

[@MonkeyOfCows]

Yeah, I know. It was one of my first races, and I didn't turn off the driving assists so it kinda messed me up a few times.

[@frawor]

That gives me anger, the GTX 680 is PCI Xpress 3.0 but no AM3 + compatible motherboard. That is not exploited the full potential of the video card, but at the price the GTX 680 is cheaper than buying a GTX 590. One question you have the Anti-aliasing modes and TXAA FXAA. This means that for the same price on Intel would have a less powerful but more data to Chart. If you do not take an AM3 motherboard + PCI Xpress 3.0 does not make sense to continue buying AMD for PC Gamer.

[@Audzic4]

poor drivin bro

[@frawor]

Eso me da colera, la GTX 680 es de PCI Xpress 3.0 pero no hay placa madre AM3+ compatible.
Es decir no se aprovecha todo el potencial de la tarjeta de video, pero en el precio la GTX 680 es mas barato que comprar una GTX 590.
Una pregunta tienes los modos de Anti-aliasing FXAA y TXAA.
Es decir que por el mismo precio en Intel tendria uno de menos poder de datos pero mas de poder Grafico.
Si no sacan una placa AM3+ con PCI Xpress 3.0 no tiene sentido seguir comprando AMD para un PC Gamer.