Will my comp run it?

Scruffy The Janitor

Scruffy The Janitor

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alright, I just bought myself a new computer from dell the specs are as follows:

-i7-2600 (3.4GHz) processor
-8GB DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz
-AMD Radeon HD 6770
-and a bunch of other stuff that is available on request

The price was $1250.00 +tax. Will my new comp be able to handle things like Cryis 2 and ArmA2 among other things, skyrim? any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
 
Scruffy said:
alright, I just bought myself a new computer from dell the specs are as follows:

-i7-2600 (3.4GHz) processor
-8GB DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz
-AMD Radeon HD 6770
-and a bunch of other stuff that is available on request

The price was $1250.00 +tax. Will my new comp be able to handle things like Cryis 2 and ArmA2 among other things, skyrim? any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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Good processor, 8GB ram, yes. Not sure about ATI Radeon HD 6770, but other than that, yes.
 
Well seeing as how Crysis 2 requires a dual core cpu (Intel or AMD based), 2gb ram, & ATI Radeon 3850 (all this is minimum stats), id say your safe on this 1. I dont forsee ArmA being harder on min stats than Crysis 2 tho. After all, you just spent over $1200 on a brand new pc, so I highly doubt that you will have any issues.
 
well, thank you guys, i am most likely just paranoid. everything will most likely turn out OK. but thank you very much for all the help non the less. it greatly appreciated!
 
I'm your huckleberry said:
New power supply and graphics card. Unless you enjoy low settings at 720p. (okay, a slight exaggeration)
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lol more than slight. the 6770 is a pretty good card for the price. Its essentially a 5770, but updated to handle the basics of dx11 (if thats your thing). It does other things more than a 5770, but that is just one of the more noticeable things.
 
Pretty good build, not sure about the graphics card...
 
The 5770 is a dx11 part. The 6770 is a good entry level gaming card. Lots of horse power for the price.
 
Mikkel said:
This thread screams: Can I run it.com
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That website is handy, but it's sort of deceptive cuz all it does is looks at your comp specs and compares it to publisher's minimum/recommended.

There needs to be a website that tells you HOW WELL you can run it. Not just whether you can.

e.g. my computer gets 60 fps on High video settings on BC2. I'd appreciate a website/tool that tells me an approx fps on each video setting on different games... don't know how hard that is to make, though. :confused1:
 
Oops, I read that as 6670. The 6770 is simply a rebranded 5770. Yeah, it might run them at a normal resolution, but certainly not on high.
 
everything fine except for the dell part >.> but it should run stuff, although being dell it may overheat, have inadequate power and will prolly die in a year or two
 
Naku_vamp said:
everything fine except for the dell part >.> but it should run stuff, although being dell it may overheat, have inadequate power and will prolly die in a year or two
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eh, i dunno. my small office area is almost always at a cool 18-20 degrees Celsius and my air conditioner runs 365 (i pay rent in an apt, so i don't pay extra for electricity) cuz im cool like that!:cool:
 
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