Argonath RPG Police Department
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Jim_Teixeira on February 09, 2012, 17:00:49 pm
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
CPU : VERY FAST AMD BULLDOZER X4 4100 AM3 3.6 GHZ CPU
RAM : 8GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM
HARD DRIVE : 1000GB SATA
GRAPHICS CARD :IntegratedNvidia GeForce 7025 Graphics
OPTICAL DRIVE : DVD RW +/-
Will this run Gta iv Smoothly Without alot of lag?
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Lower settings, maybe. Get yourself a graphics card though...a decent one. I've got a GTS450.
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http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/download.aspx?name=Grand-Theft-Auto-IV&id=10802 (http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/download.aspx?name=Grand-Theft-Auto-IV&id=10802)
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OS has to be Windows XP SP3 or Vista +
Aswell DirectX 9 Supported Video card
I guess both of these wont be a problem though, just dropping this in 'ere
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
CPU : VERY FAST AMD BULLDOZER X4 FX-4100 AM3 4.0 GHZ CPU
RAM : 8GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM
HARD DRIVE : MASSIVE 1TB (1000GB) Hard Drive Storage Space
GRAPHICS CARD : ATI Radeon HD6450 1GB Graphics Card HDMI
OPTICAL DRIVE : DVD RW +/-
WIRELESS WIFI READY : 150MPS MINI USB DONGLE
CARD READER
PLEASE NOE YOU NEED TO INSTALL YOUR OWN WINDOWS
Also could you please tell me what is "You need to install your own windows?"
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It should run it...properly.
And by the way...1 topic is enough ;)
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It should be able to run with a fair resolution. Kerbe has been playing it with 20 fps ;)
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Kerbe has been playing it with 20 fps ;)
Excuse me? :D Im getting 2-68 now :lol:
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Kerbe has been playing it with 20 fps ;)
Excuse me? :D Im getting 2-68 now :lol:
80 bro :cool:
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Don't make multiple topics for the same discussion.
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Don't make multiple topics for the same discussion.
Okay Sorry
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To be honest - all the graphic cards on this world can run any game. Just forget the system requirements; and use 3D Analyze: A program which runs any game. I have GMA 3100 and I can play the latest games.
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It should be able to run with a fair resolution. Kerbe has been playing it with 20 fps ;)
Can you explain the part "You need to install your own window's" What does this mean?
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It means that when you buy the PC it wont have an operating system, so you'll have to install a windows (Xp, 7, vista) in order to actually do something on your PC.
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Topics merged. Please try to keep to the same topic next time. Multiple are not needed if you need to edit your information. Simply use the "Modify" button on the top, right area of your post. :cop:
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On Low? Yes
That is a very low end card try to upgrade to AT LEAST a 6770
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It means that when you buy the PC it wont have an operating system, so you'll have to install a windows (Xp, 7, vista) in order to actually do something on your PC.
So, I cannot just log onto the computer and go on the internet and download it? So i have to buy window's 7? But from where and aprox how much will it be?
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Do you use windows now, and if you, did you get it's intaller with the PC you had before?
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You can buy Win7 from any shop, its like a game CD, for like 50 pounds
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Do you use windows now, and if you, did you get it's intaller with the PC you had before?
No my pc came with window's vista then i got a friend to change it to window's 7, But not to worry, I can get my friend to place Window's 7 on it. (How can i install window's 7 if the pc wont run without any window's?)
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You can buy Win7 from any shop, its like a game CD, for like 50 pounds
Nearly double that for people in my country.
I get student discounts :D
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Do you use windows now, and if you, did you get it's intaller with the PC you had before?
No my pc came with window's vista then i got a friend to change it to window's 7, But not to worry, I can get my friend to place Window's 7 on it. (How can i install window's 7 if the pc wont run without any window's?)
A computer needs an Operating System to run any programs, depending on the hardware and the software with which you plan to use. In your case, you would want a Microsoft Windows Operating System. Windows 7 is the latest released version of Windows out there. To install it, you simply boot to the install CD that you get when you purchase the Operating System, and it runs the installer through the computer's built-in "operating system", so to speak. After installation, the computer then-on boots into the Windows Operating System and from there you can run your programs and games just as before.