Yay! New Computer!
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Download this.
http://www.piriform.com/speccy
File -> Save as XML.
Post here as an attachment.
Operating System
MS Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit
CPU
AMD Sempron 140 44 °C
Sargas 45nm Technology
RAM
2.0GB Single-Channel DDR2 @ 402MHz (5-5-5-15)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. GA-MA74GM-S2 (Socket M2)
Graphics
DELL E773c @ 1024x768
ATI Radeon 2100 Graphics (Gigabyte)
Hard Drives
488GB Western Digital WDC WD50 00AAKS-00UU3A0 SATA Disk Device (SATA) 30 °C
Optical Drives
TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-S223C SATA CdRom Device
Audio
Realtek High Definition AudioOk, with the graphics card.. is it even good enough to play ArmaII ?
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Your computer really isn't that good for gaming.
I had a top-of-the-line (at the time) ATI Radeon 2600 in my old desktop and that is pretty outdated now.
Just download it and try it out.
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Your computer really isn't that good for gaming.
I had a top-of-the-line (at the time) ATI Radeon 2600 in my old desktop and that is pretty outdated now.
Just download it and try it out.
Your laptop really isn't that good for gaming.
I had a top-of-the-line (at the time) ATI Radeon 2600 in my old desktop and that is pretty outdated now.
Just download it and try it out.
So, with the graphics card I have in this couldnt get close to playing Arma 2? Damn…. :eek:
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Only 500$ It was custom made.
you payed too much. 2 GB of ramm is like, windows XP generation. the gfx card is pretty shitty. Wouldn't be able to play any of the decent MMOs coming out. The processor isnt even a dual core, let alone a quad. You must not be into computers too much, as this is not the definition of fast.
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http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/
Go here and select Arma II.
Looking at the minimum requirements you shouldn't have a problem running it at low settings, but run the tool anyway.
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Only 500$ It was custom made.
you payed too much. 2 GB of ramm is like, windows XP generation. the gfx card is pretty shitty. Wouldn't be able to play any of the decent MMOs coming out. The processor isnt even a dual core, let alone a quad. You must not be into computers too much, as this is not the definition of fast.
you payed too much. 2 GB of ramm is like, windows XP generation. the gfx card is pretty shitty. Wouldn't be able to play any of the decent MMOs coming out. The processor isnt even a dual core, let alone a quad. You must not be into computers too much, as this is not the definition of fast.
You know what, I was told that the guys that built it had a dual core in it.
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@SDR:
Moo.
My Laptops better.
Dell? Noob.
Lol, you guys thought this was a laptop. ? lol Its not.
And, the laptop im getting is HP.
Lol, you guys thought this was a laptop. ? lol Its not.
And, the laptop im getting is HP.
Hewlett and packard FTW!!
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HP is a terrible computer company. Don't even get me started.
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if that wasnt a laptop, take it back immediately. anyone can build a computer of those specs with hardly $200.
and offtopic:
stock specs because I dont feel like investing in a decent cooling system for OCing.
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Lol, you guys thought this was a laptop. ? lol Its not.
And, the laptop im getting is HP.
Hewlett and packard FTW!!
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Lol, you guys thought this was a laptop. ? lol Its not.
And, the laptop im getting is HP.
I never said you had a Laptop. I said MY Laptop has a better spec then YOUR PC.
Well, im not gonna buy a 1000$ Toshiba laptop.
HP, there straight, im not getting it for games, just school.
Get a SONY!
Mine is 2 years old now and cost £1,100 back then. (About $1,750) It's still going strong.
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Get a Lenovo if you're looking for inexpensive. They are owned by IBM and make pretty damn good laptops for the money. I bought my sister one for around $400 with a dual core and 4 gigs of RAM.
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Get a Lenovo if you're looking for inexpensive. They are owned by IBM and make pretty damn good laptops for the money. I bought my sister one for around $400 with a dual core and 4 gigs of RAM.
Get a Lenovo if you're looking for inexpensive. They are owned by IBM and make pretty damn good laptops for the money. I bought my sister one for around $400 with a dual core and 4 gigs of RAM.
If possible, good for gaming?
Where do they sell them? I have never herd of Lenovo.
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