| Conina said: You put the DVD in the DVD-ROM, then the auto-start starts the installer of the game. If it doesn't find Steam already on the system, it offers to install it. And setting up a Steam account ain't more difficult than setting up a PSN or XBL account... you chose a name and enter some other data requested on the screen... it's no rocket science! When Steam is set up, it auto-updates games and the newest directx-drivers. The graphic driver tells you, when a updated version is available and offers to install it. If you have a Nvidia-card and "Nvidia GeForce Experience", it even checks your hardware and offers to chose the most sensible performance settings for most games. |
I get what you are saying, but to you defintely need more tech knowledge to be a PC gamer than a console gamer. I run into bugs on PC very regularly. Kinda hoping Steam OS catches on and can help solve this in the future
For a 100$ setup there is no way in heck this has a GPU, it is going to have hopefully an AMD APU because a Intel without a GPU is god awful.
