http://microdream.co.uk/gaming-pc
Check out all the specs
My specs atm are
HP Compaq DC7100 2004 / 4GB RAM / 80 GB HD / 128mb stock graphics card / 3.4GHz Intel pentium 4 processor / Windows XP pro
http://microdream.co.uk/gaming-pc
Check out all the specs
My specs atm are
HP Compaq DC7100 2004 / 4GB RAM / 80 GB HD / 128mb stock graphics card / 3.4GHz Intel pentium 4 processor / Windows XP pro
Last edited by Mr[S]; 11-12-2012 at 08:04 PM.
you should check computer which runs smart easy![]()
http://microdream.co.uk/desktop-pc/g...-computer.html
Those computers won't do you much for games like BF3, Skyrim, etc (unless you play on low-medium settings), but that one should play RuneScape on HD decently.
Edit: That's just my guess by the way. I've never played RuneScape on that exact hardware so its hard to tell how it'll do.
Last edited by ShawnjohnSJ; 11-12-2012 at 08:21 PM.
Don't play high end PC games because I rarely save up for high end desktops rather play on 360, even with 1.8GHz processor? thats like half of what I have atm in my olddddd one haha
Well when you play RuneScape on OpenGL/DirectX it uses more GPU than CPU so you'll want a good GPU. Even a 1.8GHz processor should be good enough with a good GPU. But since you already have a 3.4GHz, you'd probably be better off buying just a video card?
Hmm.. well honestly I don't know how those PCs will handle RuneScape. Its just my guess looking at the specs that the one I linked you to will play it decently. Maybe someone else can tell you better.
The only other advice I can tell you is to go to Newegg instead - they have a much wider range of PC's - cheap and expensive.
Might just save up and go all out on a new desktop with high specs
You should build your own IMO. If it's for RS, buy a cheap graphics card, a good amount of RAM and CPU, and then average everything else.
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Ok, so I found some low profile graphics cards, do all of them have a 4 pin connector to the power supply or are some plug in to your mother board and they play somehow? Never used a low one before thats why
i'd build your own desktop. i built mine and like it. i got a few parts from friends for pretty cheap spent around 600 and can run bf3 almost maxed out in 1080p. as far as gfx cards not all have 4 pin connects. i dont think the raedon 5000 series had a 4 pin connector, atleast my old raedon 5570 didn't.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Best-Value...item4abcc654ed
VS
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ASUS-nVidi...item4608ad6057
Which one? ASUS is 10 quid more but its got nvidia which is more realiable?
would that be a good graphics card for the specs I gave for my computer right now in the topic?
Last edited by Mr[S]; 11-12-2012 at 09:40 PM.
High-end graphics card go in PCI-E slots and also connect directly to your power supply. My 670 has two wires that plug-in directly to the power supply.
I don't think low-end cards like that will have to attach to a power supply at all because they don't take up much power - but I could be wrong.
That graphics card will play RuneScape in HD - I just can't give you an exact frame rate tbh. It could be 20 fps, it could be 50.
Judging by online benchmarks, it looks like the ATI is a little faster than the GTX 210.
Edit: It will be fine for your PC. I just can't tell you for sure how fast it'll play RuneScape.
They won't be able to play RuneScape HD, I had something on similar specs graphics card wise but with a quad core cpu but it couldn't handle it without lag. >.<
If you just want to play RS, you could get away with a Ivy Bridge CPU. The integrated graphics are more than enough to handle it.
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why dont u build your own?
Pretty much any low end PC can run Runescape... It's not that graphically intensive. I have I have a 560TI and it runs on that perfectly with pretty much next to no frame dropping(The only lag is caused by my shitty internet connection)
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