Q. What computer games right have the highest system requirements?
What is that system requirements?
What is the average and highest fps fo all computer games? (high and low system requirements games)
What is that system requirements?
What is the average and highest fps fo all computer games? (high and low system requirements games)
A. What you need:
-A dual core or quad core pentium or AMD (I like
AMD, but pentium is good too).
-2 gigs of DDR2 Ram
-Raided 10000 RPM hard drives. Size is up to you, but bigger is better for storage purposes. The RPM's are the important thing though, and RAID 0 bumps the speed to something fierce.
-NVidea 6800 ultra or better for a graphics card. A dual set up for card is nice, but not strictly necessary.
-450 watt power supply.
-Compatible motherboard (I like Asus better than Abit)
-A 1600-2400 Dpi mouse (noticeable difference there)
-A light-up keyboard so you can play in the dark.
-Soundblaster Audigy w/ speakers & subwoofer.
-Lian Li (or other) case
-Enough fans to keep that SOB cool
You'll be able to play FEAR, Oblivion, Crysis or Far Cry 2 at full optimization AND run a virus scan in the background. No joke man.
Have fun :)
Edit: And definitely go with a lower GHZ dual/quad core over a higher GHZ singlecore. The dual thread architecture is superior in every way, game manufacturers are starting to exploit that.
-A dual core or quad core pentium or AMD (I like
AMD, but pentium is good too).
-2 gigs of DDR2 Ram
-Raided 10000 RPM hard drives. Size is up to you, but bigger is better for storage purposes. The RPM's are the important thing though, and RAID 0 bumps the speed to something fierce.
-NVidea 6800 ultra or better for a graphics card. A dual set up for card is nice, but not strictly necessary.
-450 watt power supply.
-Compatible motherboard (I like Asus better than Abit)
-A 1600-2400 Dpi mouse (noticeable difference there)
-A light-up keyboard so you can play in the dark.
-Soundblaster Audigy w/ speakers & subwoofer.
-Lian Li (or other) case
-Enough fans to keep that SOB cool
You'll be able to play FEAR, Oblivion, Crysis or Far Cry 2 at full optimization AND run a virus scan in the background. No joke man.
Have fun :)
Edit: And definitely go with a lower GHZ dual/quad core over a higher GHZ singlecore. The dual thread architecture is superior in every way, game manufacturers are starting to exploit that.
What computer would be best for casual gaming and photo editing?
Q. My mother agreed to get me a new computer for my birthday at the end of the month. I plan on using it mainly for simple casual gaming and editing photographs. Me being me have not a clue on what kind I'm looking for or what would be good. I'll be turning 18 btw.
So, what would you recommend?
So, what would you recommend?
A. Forget macs - they are crappy for gaming and overpriced anyways (pay for the name only, same parts as in regular PC).
So depending on what you are going to spend there will be different options. Best would be at least $700, with Phenom X4 or Intel i3 or i5. 4GB Ram enough, video card - at least GT 430 or 440 or ATI 5570 for starters and up.
So depending on what you are going to spend there will be different options. Best would be at least $700, with Phenom X4 or Intel i3 or i5. 4GB Ram enough, video card - at least GT 430 or 440 or ATI 5570 for starters and up.
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