What is the WORST computer you have ever played games on? I used to play on Garry's Mod on an old computer my uncle gave me. It had DDR 3 RAM in it, an old ass iGPU from 2011, and I was running on 10 fps on gmod on community servers.
It sounds like a fun experience, but I bet the PC can KILL at ZORK.We used to run Runescape on school computers with 64MB of RAM and single core, 800mhz processors. Definitely not the best experience.... but good enough for skilling. To be fair, it was 2005/2006 and schools mostly had awful computers at the time.
HP loves to cheap out on their power supplies. This sounds like an awful experience.My first computer I ever owned was a hammy down given from my sister when I was a young kid. It was a HP Pavilion, I'm not even sure if they still make those.
It's what got me into computers. Every time you turned it off, it would not turn back on immediately. When you tried, it would make a "BANG" noise, similar to a firework and turn back off. You had to wait 30 minutes for it to turn back on. Later on in life when I learned how to fix stuff, I discovered it was the power supply.
This is sort of a blanket statement that I suspect isn't necessarily true;HP loves to cheap out on their power supplies. This sounds like an awful experience.
I got a prebuilt of there pavlion gaming tower models, and It got a 1660ti and they gave me a bronze 400 watt power supply, I had to ask Micro Center support because HP doesn't list this publically.This is sort of a blanket statement that I suspect isn't necessarily true;
Reality was more that, most OEM manufacturers used proprietary power supplies that fit the expected wattage and weren't expected to do anything more than that.
Knowing Ric , i suspect this computer was from many eons ago Apparently the "Pavilion" line has been going for 27 years now. I remember a friend getting one in the early 2000s... think it was this model
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This is sort of a blanket statement that I suspect isn't necessarily true;
Reality was more that, most OEM manufacturers used proprietary power supplies that fit the expected wattage and weren't expected to do anything more than that.
Knowing Ric , i suspect this computer was from many eons ago Apparently the "Pavilion" line has been going for 27 years now. I remember a friend getting one in the early 2000s... think it was this model
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thats brings back so much memories lol. I remember when i had windows 7 and ram was about 60 gb some like that and the only game i would play was css and gta san andreas but the graphics were so bad and render resolution was awful as well but i still had fun on css so muchThis is sort of a blanket statement that I suspect isn't necessarily true;
Reality was more that, most OEM manufacturers used proprietary power supplies that fit the expected wattage and weren't expected to do anything more than that.
Knowing Ric , i suspect this computer was from many eons ago Apparently the "Pavilion" line has been going for 27 years now. I remember a friend getting one in the early 2000s... think it was this model
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Leave him aloneDeadAimGunCon It seems that you and many others here have been held hostage by inferior machines, struggling to enjoy your games. Yet, as an Agent of the Matrix, I can tell you that you could have used your time more effectively honing your skills in other, more suitable areas. Nonetheless, now you have the opportunity to upgrade and evolve, much like the Matrix itself.
I actually meant to post in the other thread, titled along the lines of "Current desktop/rig"; I'm actually quite impressed with my current setup if I say so myself need pics though for ultimate flex points (kidding). Admittedly, it did take some time to save up for a high-quality desktop.DeadAimGunCon It seems that you and many others here have been held hostage by inferior machines, struggling to enjoy your games. Yet, as an Agent of the Matrix, I can tell you that you could have used your time more effectively honing your skills in other, more suitable areas. Nonetheless, now you have the opportunity to upgrade and evolve, much like the Matrix itself.