WoW (not to worried about =p)
Prototype - currently have on my laptop and is like est 4 fps at the lowest settings.... would love to play at high but could settle for just smooth gameplay
Dragon age - origins --- dont have it yet but am considering buying it and no that it is graphicaly demanding =p
so this is just a desktop i threw together from what i have read on the internet and stuff so give me your thoughts
Software %26amp; Services
Genuine Windows庐 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, English
Intel庐 Core鈩?i7-860 processor(8MB Cache, 2.80GHz)
2 Year Basic Service Plan
8GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz - 4 DIMMs
20" Dell ST2010 HD Widescreen Monitor
ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024MB GDDR5
750GB - 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
16X DVD+/-RW Drive
No speakers (Speakers are required to hear audio from your system)
Dell 1525 WLAN PCIe card with11n mini-Card %26amp; external antenna
Dell Studio Consumer Multimedia Keyboard
Dell Studio Optical Mouse
My Accessories
Microsoft Works 9.0
McAfee SecurityCenter, 15-Months
Adobe庐 Photoshop庐 Elements + Adobe庐 Premiere庐 Elements
Dell Online Backup 2GB for 1 year
Also Includes
THX庐 TruStudio PC鈩?br>
Studio XPS 8100
Adobe庐 Acrobat庐 Reader 9.0 Multi-LanguageWould this computer be good for gaming?
That computer would walk all over every one of those games maxed out, and could probably bake you a pie at the same time.
To the other poster: That CPU is quad core, AND it has hyperthreading (it has 8 logical cores). 2.8GHz quad core will dominate any game on the market. My CPU is 2.4GHz quad and I can run Dragon age and almost every other game maxed out, even with antialiasing and anisotropic filtering enabled.Would this computer be good for gaming?
if u need to know whether your PC runs those games go to canyourunit.com
in my opinion ur processor needs an upgrade, because 2.8 ghz is not what good games require it need to have at least 3.0 ghz to be considered a gaming PC, but that game will run I'm 100% sure
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