wowmanshark wrote

Saac wrote

visiionz wrote yes, with no problem at all, if you can upgrade to 16GB ram though

Please don't comment if you know nuffing about pcs fark, upgrading the ram is absolutely pointless and will give you barely any more performance then the 8 he has. You have not told us what gpu, it doesnt matter how many gigs it is just what type of gpu it is. So we dont know what games it will run until you tell us, if it is a low end 30 dollar card you wont be able to run jack sh--it.

GPU is onboard nvidia graphics

Pretty much the equivalence of a $30 card. If you buy that computer you will need to get a graphics card as well. A 550 Ti or a HD 6850 is the minimum I recommend if you want to meet the standards of new games.

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

Saac wrote

visiionz wrote yes, with no problem at all, if you can upgrade to 16GB ram though

Please don't comment if you know nuffing about pcs fark, upgrading the ram is absolutely pointless and will give you barely any more performance then the 8 he has. You have not told us what gpu, it doesnt matter how many gigs it is just what type of gpu it is. So we dont know what games it will run until you tell us, if it is a low end 30 dollar card you wont be able to run jack sh--it.

GPU is onboard nvidia graphics

Pretty much the equivalence of a $30 card. If you buy that computer you will need to get a graphics card as well. A 550 Ti or a HD 6850 is the minimum I recommend if you want to meet the standards of new games.

I would personally go with 560 ti quite a bit of an improvement for not too much more.

wowmanshark wrote

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

CazDZN wrote would this pc run all new games

8gb ddr3 RAM
3.3Ghz quad core processor
1TB Harddrive
PCI Express graphics card with 1gb onboard RAM hdmi, dvi and vga output
onboard nvidia graphics
comes with tv which is used as a monitor it is approx 15inch
3.0 usb ports
turbo usb charging system
windows 7 premium activated
AVG 2012 Activated for 6 years
everything is working extremely quite

Got some idiots posting here, no need to upgrade ram, that's the worst gpu I Have ever seen. What kind of processor, I.E. Intel, AMD etc. and no, this would run hardly any games I recommend building a pc yourself.

Thank god someone with knowledge of PC components. 16 GB of RAM isn't even necessary on a gaming computer. It's overkill. 8 gigs is around what is needed.

4 gigs minimum would even be good, 16? god what is the world coming to

A world full of kids that think Alienware are the best gaming computers manufacture. 4 gigs is good as well but if you're like me and have a lot of stuff running in the background while playing a game then 8 gigs is more ideal.

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

CazDZN wrote would this pc run all new games

8gb ddr3 RAM
3.3Ghz quad core processor
1TB Harddrive
PCI Express graphics card with 1gb onboard RAM hdmi, dvi and vga output
onboard nvidia graphics
comes with tv which is used as a monitor it is approx 15inch
3.0 usb ports
turbo usb charging system
windows 7 premium activated
AVG 2012 Activated for 6 years
everything is working extremely quite

Got some idiots posting here, no need to upgrade ram, that's the worst gpu I Have ever seen. What kind of processor, I.E. Intel, AMD etc. and no, this would run hardly any games I recommend building a pc yourself.

Thank god someone with knowledge of PC components. 16 GB of RAM isn't even necessary on a gaming computer. It's overkill. 8 gigs is around what is needed.

4 gigs minimum would even be good, 16? god what is the world coming to

A world full of kids that think Alienware are the best gaming computers manufacture. 4 gigs is good as well but if you're like me and have a lot of stuff running in the background while playing a game then 8 gigs is more ideal.

Nice to see someone who knows what they are talking about.

wowmanshark wrote

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

VEVO wrote

wowmanshark wrote

CazDZN wrote would this pc run all new games

8gb ddr3 RAM
3.3Ghz quad core processor
1TB Harddrive
PCI Express graphics card with 1gb onboard RAM hdmi, dvi and vga output
onboard nvidia graphics
comes with tv which is used as a monitor it is approx 15inch
3.0 usb ports
turbo usb charging system
windows 7 premium activated
AVG 2012 Activated for 6 years
everything is working extremely quite

Got some idiots posting here, no need to upgrade ram, that's the worst gpu I Have ever seen. What kind of processor, I.E. Intel, AMD etc. and no, this would run hardly any games I recommend building a pc yourself.

Thank god someone with knowledge of PC components. 16 GB of RAM isn't even necessary on a gaming computer. It's overkill. 8 gigs is around what is needed.

4 gigs minimum would even be good, 16? god what is the world coming to

A world full of kids that think Alienware are the best gaming computers manufacture. 4 gigs is good as well but if you're like me and have a lot of stuff running in the background while playing a game then 8 gigs is more ideal.

Nice to see someone who knows what they are talking about.

Thanks. I used to help out A LOT in the PC Support forums but I've been very busy lately. I got a summer job. :|

Just looked at the page. I DO NOT recommend this computer whatsoever. It doesn't explain what the graphics card actually is nor does it mention what PSU it uses or it's wattage. Look elsewhere or better yet, build your own.

CazDZN wrote

halowen wrote Judging by the price and the x4 at the to, I would say no. You will be able to run quite a lot of games on medium - high maybe even max but not the latest games. Ifyou want it, go for it.

waht would you recomend for 200 to 450

What I recommend? Save up for something better. If your gaming PC is that cheap it is either outdated or poorly built. DO NOT cheap out on components, it is THE MOST important thing about the PC. Get reputable brands like Antec, Corsair, Cooler Master just to name a few.