Question about my Specs

is the tweaking in config file working?

what if this specs?

Processor : Core 2 Duo E6300 1.8ghz
RAm : 2gb
Vcard : PALIT 8400gs Super ddr2 512mb 64bit

where's my pc at ?? low, medium or high ?

Last edited by krayziebone213 on Fri Oct 08, 2010 4:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.

At least medium.

Andrew, Guyz, please help: Can I play well (prior, can I play at all?) with those specs:

Intel Dual Core E2180 (2.0 GHZ)
2GB Ram
Geforce 9400gt 1GB

On low, maybe a few things at medium.

On low, maybe a few things at medium.

Thanks

What do I have to improve, the CPU? If so, can I add a Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93ghz and runs 2k11 at maximum?

Video card would be first. Even a 9600 GT would triple to quintuple your performance and you can get one (or even better a 9800 GT) for about $100. Though you could get something better and newer for $40-60 extra. Depends on how much you're willing to spend and how big of jump you want.

How about me? I ran the Can You Run It on systemrequirements..and it came out as I pass both recommended and minimum, but people's opinions and thoughts are slightly more accurate than these programs.

My Specs

AMD Phenom II X6 1055T OC'ed 3.21Ghz
5GB of DDR2 PC 6400 800Mhz Ram
Gigabyte ATI Radeon 4850 512 MB
OCZ Vertex 2 60GB SSD
Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB

The case is an Antec Three Hundred with two 120mm fans in the front to bring in cool air. Then one 120mm on the back, one 140mm on the top to remove air. I have not gotten a 120mm to remove or bring air from the side yet.

My question is can I run it on max without any stuttering? I remember first trying 2K9 with a Athlon X2 6400+ 3.2Ghz and a Radeon 3450 and it lagged so much on the menus with all low quality and no sound.

Video card would be first. Even a 9600 GT would triple to quintuple your performance and you can get one (or even better a 9800 GT) for about $100. Though you could get something better and newer for $40-60 extra. Depends on how much you're willing to spend and how big of jump you want.

Thanks, I'll try it - if not the 9800 GT, a GeForce GTS 250 1gb.

After that, If adds a Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93ghz can I run at maximum?

Thanks again, cause I am kinda stupid with those things

...if you have an aftermarket motherboard (one you bought seperately and built your pc, and if its good) and then if you have a good aftermarket cooler you can overclock a core 2 duo pretty well..

9800gt will run it pretty nicely..gtx even better..a geforce 250 is pretty great also..its like a renamed 9800 or 8800 or something.

core 2 duo 2.93 ghz should be fine.

You might be able run at the maximum (30fps or so) without the processor upgrade, but you easily would with it.

xKrNMBoYx, you should be more than fine with that. There's slight stuttering in the game that's just there and happens at times, it's a flaw in the engine not really a hardware issue.

Friends, in the next days finally I'll amount the money to update my PC.

With a Geforce Gt240 512mb (Clock Processor 550 MHz / Clock Memory 3400 MHz) can I run at maximum?

other things:
Intel Dual Core E2180 (2.0 GHz)
2Gb RAM

I don't know about any AA, but if you're fine with 30fps you might be able to hit that at near max.

Sorry my stupidity but what is AA? And how can I know if my run 30 FPS?

Thanks Benji

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-aliasing basically smooths out the jagged edges.

I'm basically guessing at where you can run since I don't know your resolution and the true performance of the 240, but you definitely cannot do maximum with full AA at 1080p and 60fps. But near-max with no AA at 720p and 30fps is plausible.

You helped me a lot, really! Thanks

Intel Core i7 860(2.80GHz)
8GB DDR3
1TB ATI Radeon HD 5770
Windows 7
ASUS 23" Monitor

Intel Core i7 860(2.80GHz)
8GB DDR3
1TB ATI Radeon HD 5770
Windows 7
ASUS 23" Monitor

if you get a brand name monitor than you will be able to run it at max.

Just make sure that your PSU (power supply unit) can support the GPU you are getting, otherwise its an extra 40-100 bones on a new PSU too...

if you get a brand name monitor than you will be able to run it at max.

ASUS isn't a brand?

if you get a brand name monitor than you will be able to run it at max.

ASUS isn't a brand?

benji,
i don't know where your from, but here in the Seattle WA,USA
i've neva heard of a ASUS monitor, nor do i know the quality of the monitor, although i've heard of ASUS motherboards.
in any case i was juss kiddin around cause obliviousky computer is a freakin beast, and the only thing that wasn't up to par(to me)
was his monitor.

Here in the United States and around the world, ASUS is a common monitor brand: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi ... &name=ASUS

benji,
i don't know where your from, but here under a rock
i've neva heard of a ASUS monitor, nor do i know the quality of the monitor, although i've heard of ASUS motherboards.
in any case i was juss kiddin around cause obliviousky computer is a freakin beast, and the only thing that wasn't up to par(to me)
was his monitor.

Fixed.

benji,
i don't know where your from, but here under a rock
i've neva heard of a ASUS monitor, nor do i know the quality of the monitor, although i've heard of ASUS motherboards.
in any case i was juss kiddin around cause obliviousky computer is a freakin beast, and the only thing that wasn't up to par(to me)
was his monitor.

Fixed.

ShadowGrinch,
thank you, living in Seattle is like living under a rock. unlike living in Mount Crumpit

Here in the United States and around the world, ASUS is a common monitor brand: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi ... &name=ASUS

ahh.. i see
thanks for the link benji.