Q. 2 gb ram
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win xp sp3
nvidia geforce 8400gs 512 mb
intel dual core e5200 at 2.5 ghz
18.5 inch samsung lcd monitor.
how to make online and offline games fast?
asus p5kplam motherboard
win xp sp3
nvidia geforce 8400gs 512 mb
intel dual core e5200 at 2.5 ghz
18.5 inch samsung lcd monitor.
how to make online and offline games fast?
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I'm 15 and want to build a good gaming pc how much money will I need I'm on a low buget and what do I need ?
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A. If you want to play games such as Skyrim, Battlefield 3 or Modern Warfare 3; you'll need at least 1GB of Video Memory on a GTX560Ti+ or HD6950+.
Computer games are very graphic in nature, if your system is not capable in running adequately, then what is the point in having a computer with no ability to do so. There is no point in buying or building a system that can only handle minimum specification. 256MB of Video Memory (VRAM) is an absolute joke. It might have well been good about 8 years ago, but in 2011, almost 2012; the standard bench mark VRAM is 1GB and seeing how most high end video cards such as the GTX590 or the HD6990, both of which have a minimum of 3GB+ with the HD6990 with 4GB of VRAM.
The Plus (+) signifies the minimum benchmark for a videocard to handle the resolutions of 1920x1200 with 50 to 70 fps on HIGH settings only. This is dependent on a number of things, such as CPU, RAM, Hard Drive (7200RPM+ or SSD or VelociRaptor) and so forth.
If you are on a budget, get a job and get the finances for it. PCs are more expensive to maintain than Consoles, this is the unfortunately reality.
A Custom PC should cost at least on minimum about $1000+
E.g. i5-2500K or i7-2600K on a Z68 or P67 Motherboard with or without an aftermarket cooler for the CPU to replace the stock CPU cooler. K-series signifies that it can be overclocked, whereas those without the K at the end can not be overclocked as much.
8GB of DDR3 10666 (1333Mhz) Memory
120GB or 256GB SSD or a 300GB+ VelociRaptor with Sata3 and a secondary drive for storage either between a 1TB up to 3TB drive
1GB GTX560Ti+ or 1GB/2GB HD6950+
Computer Case without a PSU
Branded 650W+ PSU for GTX560Ti or HD6950, if you intend to run a GTX580/590 or HD6990, then you need at least a branded 850W. Stay away from generic PSUs that cost around $50, as they are rubbish and do more damage than you can possibly realise. Look for a PSU that has a 80 Plus certification on it.
22 or 24" LCD/LED Monitor
Or you can just save up more money along with a steady job to go and build yourself an Intel 6-core LGA2011 system.
Computer games are very graphic in nature, if your system is not capable in running adequately, then what is the point in having a computer with no ability to do so. There is no point in buying or building a system that can only handle minimum specification. 256MB of Video Memory (VRAM) is an absolute joke. It might have well been good about 8 years ago, but in 2011, almost 2012; the standard bench mark VRAM is 1GB and seeing how most high end video cards such as the GTX590 or the HD6990, both of which have a minimum of 3GB+ with the HD6990 with 4GB of VRAM.
The Plus (+) signifies the minimum benchmark for a videocard to handle the resolutions of 1920x1200 with 50 to 70 fps on HIGH settings only. This is dependent on a number of things, such as CPU, RAM, Hard Drive (7200RPM+ or SSD or VelociRaptor) and so forth.
If you are on a budget, get a job and get the finances for it. PCs are more expensive to maintain than Consoles, this is the unfortunately reality.
A Custom PC should cost at least on minimum about $1000+
E.g. i5-2500K or i7-2600K on a Z68 or P67 Motherboard with or without an aftermarket cooler for the CPU to replace the stock CPU cooler. K-series signifies that it can be overclocked, whereas those without the K at the end can not be overclocked as much.
8GB of DDR3 10666 (1333Mhz) Memory
120GB or 256GB SSD or a 300GB+ VelociRaptor with Sata3 and a secondary drive for storage either between a 1TB up to 3TB drive
1GB GTX560Ti+ or 1GB/2GB HD6950+
Computer Case without a PSU
Branded 650W+ PSU for GTX560Ti or HD6950, if you intend to run a GTX580/590 or HD6990, then you need at least a branded 850W. Stay away from generic PSUs that cost around $50, as they are rubbish and do more damage than you can possibly realise. Look for a PSU that has a 80 Plus certification on it.
22 or 24" LCD/LED Monitor
Or you can just save up more money along with a steady job to go and build yourself an Intel 6-core LGA2011 system.
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