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Can somebody list down some games that my CPU can run on high settings with a decent frame rate?
My Specs:
Intel Pentium D 3.0ghz
3.25GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 4670
Thanks Guys...
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Im sure im going to get a laptop. But I know laptops arent meant for gaming so i dont think im gonna spend all my money on it :)
Maybe spend some to upgrade my cpu to a core 2 duo 3ghz (is not that good i know) but it will do
How much difference will a core 2 duo make compare to a pentium d 925 in gaming?
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Hey is me again..
I got 1400 dollars which is enough to buy a good computer and a good laptop :)
Good for you!
What are you going to get?
I just upgraded my Intel Q6600 2.4mhz to an AMD Phenom II x4 965 3.4mhz Black Edition. It made my 3dMark06 score go up 4,000 points. The CPU and motherboard cost me $250 at Newegg. I've been Intel or AMD, and like both. You can get a lot better bang-for-the-buck with AMD though.
Hey is me again..
I got 1400 dollars which is enough to buy a good computer and a good laptop :)
The i7 is a quad core.
Yeah, if I were you I'd just save up for a new system and use what you've got for right now.
Everything is differnt now. Computers are now using DDR3 memory. Your whole setup is in need of a face lift. Your video card is okay, but it isn't good enough for using higher settings in the newer games. When you do get ready to get one, I'd stay away from the name brand ones like HP, Dell, and etc. Go to your local dealer and get one built or build it yourself. That way it makes it easier to upgrade things and keep up with the advances that come along.
Take care, and happy gaming!
