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Yes I do know it says that it is for business but would it be able to play some games decently?
Operating Systems Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit
Memory Size 8GB
RAM Speed PC3-10600 1333MHz
Processor AMD Class Athlon II X2
Processor Speed 3.00GHz
Processor Interface Socket AM3
Capacity 1TB
Audio Chipset Realtek ALC261 HD Audio
GPU/VPU ATI Radeon HD 4200
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Also what should be changed for it to run faster?
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Operating Systems Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit
Memory Size 8GB
RAM Speed PC3-10600 1333MHz
Processor AMD Class Athlon II X2
Processor Speed 3.00GHz
Processor Interface Socket AM3
Capacity 1TB
Audio Chipset Realtek ALC261 HD Audio
GPU/VPU ATI Radeon HD 4200
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Also what should be changed for it to run faster?
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If you want someone to look at this then try cut it down to the individual specs, not everyone has time to read all the extras.
Thanks for cutting it down, judging by what was posted, I am assuming its pre-built, PM me a link to the product and I will post the specs for you.
I am not 100% sure on what you will/wont be able to do with this computer, although I would say this is not a good buy as there is no way it will be able to run next-gen games.
However I assume your on a strict budget of $300, and I am sure some of the members here could suggest a better build. For example Buxtyy or r00t(hes an admin so may be busy) are usually very helpful.
Depends on what you mean by faster, for example if you were wanting to render videos in sony vegas a GPU with CUDA and a processor with hyper threading would make it faster, whereas if you want faster(more FPS) in a game with higher graphics settings then obviously a better GPU.
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Thanks for cutting it down, judging by what was posted, I am assuming its pre-built, PM me a link to the product and I will post the specs for you.
Specs:
Athlon II X2 @ 3.00GHz
8GB DDR3 RAM @1333Mhz
ATI Radeon HD 4200
1TB 7200RPM HDD I am not 100% sure on what you will/wont be able to do with this computer, although I would say this is not a good buy as there is no way it will be able to run next-gen games.
However I assume your on a strict budget of $300, and I am sure some of the members here could suggest a better build. For example Buxtyy or r00t(hes an admin so may be busy) are usually very helpful.
Corncake wrote Also what should be changed for it to run faster?
Depends on what you mean by faster, for example if you were wanting to render videos in sony vegas a GPU with CUDA and a processor with hyper threading would make it faster, whereas if you want faster(more FPS) in a game with higher graphics settings then obviously a better GPU.
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we don't need to know how many USB ports you have >
looks 'okay' depends on what game you are wanting to play I mean its not gonna run skyrim on ultra but you might get minecraft on normal
looks 'okay' depends on what game you are wanting to play I mean its not gonna run skyrim on ultra but you might get minecraft on normal
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Sorry, I accidentally hit send before removing what wasn't needed.
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This PC isn't very good. If you wanted to upgrade something, upgrade the GPU. The 4200 is pretty terrible and won't really run anything.
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There would be no point buying it to change things in it, as it's a small form factor case - not good for when you're trying to upgrade.
Your best bet would be to build a computer - it's a hell of a lot easier than it sounds.
Your best bet would be to build a computer - it's a hell of a lot easier than it sounds.
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Could probably just about run skyrim on bf3
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Its okay depending on what you are running and playing.
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