ok well any idea what card and what power supply i should buy? is there anything else on my computer that will prevent play of diablo?

Opeth wrote ok well any idea what card and what power supply i should buy? is there anything else on my computer that will prevent play of diablo?

Like I said, a 550ti and Corsair Builder Series CX 500W PSU will do you just fine, but you need to have a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot and a good enough case to house the GPU.

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Opeth wrote ok well any idea what card and what power supply i should buy? is there anything else on my computer that will prevent play of diablo?

Like I said, a 550ti and Corsair Builder Series CX 500W PSU will do you just fine, but you need to have a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot and a good enough case to house the GPU.

That's a decent choice for the PSU, and there is a free x16 slot. The case will support it fine.

if you've got cash, the GTX 690 will run anything at the highest setting

FallingStar wrote if you've got cash, the GTX 690 will run anything at the highest setting

The 690 most likely won't fit in the case and cooling won't cut it. You'd also need a killer PSU.

Not to mention the fact that the 690 is ridiculously overkill for Diablo 3.

Also not to mention it's... To say the least... Expensive.

Thank you all, I will go to best buy and buy the card and the power supply.

Opeth wrote Thank you all, I will go to best buy and buy the card and the power supply.

I'd usually say that wouldn't work, but I think (I'm probably remembering wrong) that BB actually carries both of those. Still, get them on Newegg instead.

one more question. is my processor good enough for diablo?

Pentium Dual core e5200 @ 2.5 ghz

Opeth wrote one more question. is my processor good enough for diablo?

Pentium Dual core e5200 @ 2.5 ghz

It's certainly bad, but you might be able to minimize the bottleneck by overclocking, but you probably can't. You're borderline, here.

Unless my info is bad. Didn't look too hard.