Buying new PC (Help)

Started by RazorX, January 20, 2010, 03:25:48 PM

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Sasquatch

I got windows 7 SP3,Intel Core 2 Quad CPU 4x3.50ghz,8.00GB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 9800gt 1gb,800GB RAM Hard Disk,2 Terabites.
I am running those new games on high settings with no prob.
GTA IV works fine. :blink:
Member for 2 years but player for 4 years, suprised?

RazorX

Quote from: [AON]Cfox906 on January 20, 2010, 07:05:25 PM
I got windows 7 SP3,Intel Core 2 Quad CPU 4x3.50ghz,8.00GB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 9800gt 1gb,800GB RAM Hard Disk,2 Terabites.
I am running those new games on high settings with no prob.
GTA IV works fine. :blink:

I said no quad cores please.
And the point of saying that running GTA Iv i would be happy that was because its not on my plans to get games with better GFX than GTA IV

X

GTA:IV has low performance optimisation, to run fast on GTA:IV you'll most likely need far more power and resources than you would for any other game with similiar or better graphics.

RazorX

Quote from: Stumpy on January 20, 2010, 04:59:15 PM
Well... the ATi Radeon HD4650 is the same price as the 9400GT and it's faster by a good amount, if you have more money to spend you could even get the HD 4670 which will run GTA4 on medium settings. The processor... ehhh they don't even sell those any more... You may be able to get an AMD 6000+ which is much better but I'm not sure how much more it would cost. You never said how good the power supply is, 230v is not what I need. Find the name and model of your Power Supply so I can help you a bit more.

How can i find tha name and model in everest (or i cant)

macress345

Quote from: RazorX on January 20, 2010, 08:45:48 PM
Quote from: Stumpy on January 20, 2010, 04:59:15 PM
Well... the ATi Radeon HD4650 is the same price as the 9400GT and it's faster by a good amount, if you have more money to spend you could even get the HD 4670 which will run GTA4 on medium settings. The processor... ehhh they don't even sell those any more... You may be able to get an AMD 6000+ which is much better but I'm not sure how much more it would cost. You never said how good the power supply is, 230v is not what I need. Find the name and model of your Power Supply so I can help you a bit more.

How can i find tha name and model in everest (or i cant)

Look at the label on the Supply.  :rolleyes: