I believe there may have been past threads about this, but they're so old, so I'll redo it my own way. All you have to do is do what I did below.
Operating System: Windows XP
CPU: Pentium 4 3.4 GHZ
RAM: 2.75 GB
Video card: nvidia geforce 6800
This was just recently edited as I have gotten a new computer.
I've got about 4 computers @ home, but the one I use the most:
OS: XP
CPU: Core 2 Duo 2.6
RAM: 2GB
VC: Geforce 8400 512mb
HDD: About 3 drives add up to 1T
Monitors: Dual Monitor Setup...
Thats about it... not very powerful... but gets the job done.
I game. You game. We game.
I'm a videogamer, not a fanboy, but have a special place for Nintendo.
Current Systems Owned: NSwitch/PS4/XONE/WiiU/3DS/2DS/PCGaming Rig-i7/ASUS i7 Gaming Laptop.
Previous Game Consoles: PS3/Xbox360/Wii/DSL/Pretty much every one thats been released since the Atari 2600.
| caz604 said: I've got about 4 computers @ home, but the one I use the most: |
You're lucky. My computer can't even play 3D games from over ten years. It can play some but not all. I am thinking of buying an Alienware off of my uncle, which has a heck of a lot more than the computer I'm using. I may need to just upgrade the ram.
Wolfdale E5300 DualCore 2.6
4GB ddr2 ram
ATI radeon HD4830 video card
750GB HDD
I can run sf4 on max settings at 60 fps with no fps drops, and I can run Crysis on high also.
Built for under 500 bucks.
We'll miss you George.
PSN:Puzzleface
XBL:XpuzzlefaceX
My friends call me Hadoken because I'm down-right fierce
Operating System: Windows Vista Premium
CPU: Centrino Duo
RAM: 1 GB
Video card: Onboard 945GM Intel Graphics Controller 256MB Video Ram
Dell Inspiron E1405 Laptop
Purchased this back when I was in college. I''m too stubborn to get a new one but I've swapped out the OS on this so many times (cuz windows looooves to crash into an unrecoverable state) that I might just have to next year. Love this laptop though, it got me through all of my design classes :D
Very old xp laptop. I don't even know the specs.
Generally I post from my mac pro, which is two dual core 3 ghz xenons and several terabytes of hdd space :)
CatFangs806 said:
You're lucky. My computer can't even play 3D games from over ten years. It can play some but not all. I am thinking of buying an Alienware off of my uncle, which has a heck of a lot more than the computer I'm using. I may need to just upgrade the ram. |
Yeah, I was running something like yours too, but just recently I upgraded because of wanting hardware that'll play Starcraft 2 and Diablo 3 when it comes out.
I game. You game. We game.
I'm a videogamer, not a fanboy, but have a special place for Nintendo.
Current Systems Owned: NSwitch/PS4/XONE/WiiU/3DS/2DS/PCGaming Rig-i7/ASUS i7 Gaming Laptop.
Previous Game Consoles: PS3/Xbox360/Wii/DSL/Pretty much every one thats been released since the Atari 2600.
Please don't laugh when I tell you.
Dual booting Win XP Pro and Ubuntu (soon to be Ubuntu studio)
Powerspec 5500
1.8 GHz AMD Sempron processor
1.25 GB ram
120 GB HD
80 GB HD
ATI AIW X800 XL PCI Express Graphics card with 256MB of double data rate memory Cross firing with the on board ATI Radeon Xpress 200 with up to 128MB
Original CD rom
Lite-on DVD RW burner.
Using my 1080P HDTV as a second monitor
A modern 2009 supercomputer capable of downloads up to 850TB per min and time travel.
Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita
Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte
Sugu yoko de waratteita
Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo
I will never leave you
Operating System: Linux
CPU: Intel atom 1.6 GHz (dual core?)
RAM: 1 GB
Video card: Haven't a clue
It's my netbook, so it doesn't have to be flashy specs because all I use it for is surfing the net and typing reports in coffee shops. I use the size more than anything.
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