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Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - soliloquy - 12-16-2015 I purchased my offspring Trainz A New Era. He has flight and train simulators which he likes to play on a PC. Our last game would not work on our computer because it didn't meet the minimum specs required. The one I want to buy: Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-4790 Processor (8M Cache, up to 4.00 GHz) Operating system: Windows 8.1 Professional 64 - English Display: None - Desktop Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 620 Memory: 8 GB PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM 1600MHz UDIMM Memory Hard Drive: 1TB, 7200RPM Serial ATA 3.5" Hard Drive Optical Drive: DVD Recordable Serial ATA Game's requirements: CPU: Intel i5 3330/AMD FX 8350 or better, Quad physical core, 64 bit, 2.3Ghz or better 8 GB RAM GPU: NVIDIA GTX 660 or better/ AMD HD 6950 or bette DX: Version 11 OS: Windows 8.1 64bit HDD: 30 GB available space Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - UptonSinclair - 12-16-2015 The graphics on the system you specified do not meet the requirements. The gt620 is less powerful than the GTX 660. Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - soliloquy - 12-16-2015 Thank you. Can you recommend a model that would meet this game's requirements in a reasonably priced range? By reasonable I mean around 600-1000 for a PC. Or is that dreaming? Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - UptonSinclair - 12-17-2015 Here is a selection of affordable systems that exceed the requirements for the game. Please read up on the systems before making a purchase. There are few things less embarrassing than giving purchase advice and having it turn out poorly. I typically avoid the situation. I love Newegg as a company and find the reviews trustworthy so at a minimum read the reviews listed on their site. In addition I would suggest googling the model number for the system you intend to purchase and see if you can find some reviews by tech media companies like cnet. You should be able to purchase a decent system in the price range you have listed. Computer Systems, Desktop Computers, Desktop Computers, Newegg, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760, New, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, Intel Core i7, Gaming & Entertai... - Newegg.com Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - bluebooger - 12-17-2015 have you ever considered building your own ? here's one that is more than capable of fulfilling your needs System Builder Marathon Q3 2015: Gaming PC it could be a great learning project for your kid it's not that difficult to build a pc I've only built 3 over the years, but it was very easy each time I've only needed to build 3 because I get quality parts so they last a long time building a pc is almost always MUCH cheaper than buying one and yes, newegg is the best very trustworthy, great return policy video tutorial from newegg on building your own pc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIF43-0mDk4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zAdwedmj1M Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - UptonSinclair - 12-17-2015 I tend to believe that it is more expensive to build a system from scratch. There are many costs that people don't consider; keyboard, mouse, case, power supply, operating system, etc. It is easy to compare the costs by pricing the individual components and operating system. In the 20+ years I have been building systems I have never been able to build a comparable system for less money. It is tough to compete with the bargaining power of OEMs. Here is an article from Lifehacker that covers the issue. According to the article there are no simple answers. http://lifehacker.com/is-building-a-pc-really-cheaper-than-buying-one-1443171781 Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - soliloquy - 12-17-2015 Building my own while in graduate school and working full time? No thank you. Lol I may look into that as a hobby later on if the system I end up purchasing has expansion capabilities. Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - soliloquy - 12-17-2015 I made a decision. I bought this one. ASUS Desktop Computer G20AJ-US002T Intel Core i7 4790 (3.6 GHz) 8 GB DDR3 1 TB HDD 8 GB SSD Windows 10 Home 64-Bit - Newegg.com Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - UptonSinclair - 12-17-2015 I like Asus products. I hope it exceeds your expectations. Can someone PLEASE help me with this computer specs issue?! - soliloquy - 12-17-2015 Thanks for your help! |