Originally posted by Nephthys
I am terribly naive about computers and don't know shit about dedicated GPU's or different makes or anything.I don't care about max settings at all, its just that some of the comments mentioned they could handle max settings so I thought that was neat. I'd be fine with medium or low, as long as I can play the game without it going berserk or slowly killing the PC.
It says 6 GB's for the hard drive if thats what you mean? But it sounds like the lack of a dedicated GPU is a big deal. Do you know any PC with that thats good for my budget?
You mean those things that add about £120-250 on to the cost? Yeah, I definitely don't care about max settings [b]that
much. [/B]
It makes all the difference. The difference between shooting something with an assault rifle or a nerf gun.
No, that's not what I meant. It would seem that they for some reason forgot to list the amount of RAM the PC has. Ring them up or send an e-mail and ask them how much RAM it's got. Hell, even if it's the standard 4GB, it seems it would be sufficient for your needs. If it's like 6 or 8, then don't forget to use a 64-bit Operating System or the extra RAM beyond 3.5 will be wasted.
Yes, unfortunately a dedicated GPU will cost you extra, but it's supremely important for gaming. At any rate, you don't need to get the stuff that sets you back 120GBP. You could get the one for 66GBP and you'd still be fine. Hell, you can get the one for 25GBP if you really wanna cheapskate it and you'd still be better off than with an integrated graphics chip.