Will my PC Run this? What CPU/GPU to get? What settings? System Specifications.

**Gn0sis** · Jul 5 2009, 00:37

I´m getting way better frames within vista than in xp. Dunno why...is there any benchmark tests made in between vista and 7?

**Blitzbomber** · Jul 5 2009, 03:48

I am thinking of purchasing this game and i was wondering how well it would run with my current hardware configuration. My system's specs are as follows:

OS: Vista 64-bit
Intel i7 920 CPU @ 2.67 GHz
8gb ddr3 RAM
ATI Radeon HD 4670 512mb

I have another computer available which is better but it would be much more convenient running the game on the one listed above.

What kind of performance can I expect out of this computer? Will i ever experience any lag? If so, to what extent?

**=Spetsnaz=** · Jul 5 2009, 06:24

Originally Posted by Azamato

the one with the e5200 is a 420w psu in the store case.
the one with the amd is a 400 psu in a store case.

most likely it might come with a generic psu, so you will be needing to buy a new one from a reliable brand

**Nikiforos** · Jul 5 2009, 09:07

Hi

Will this processor be good enougt to run ARMA2 with a 4870 1 gb?
Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 3,16GHz / 6MB / 1333MHz Socket 775 (Boxed)

Thanks in advance

**toukairin354** · Jul 5 2009, 10:45

Hi,

Will my spec be good enough? because when I ran Arma II, it's kinda weird, with the graphics kinda "blurry-ish", and weird when I look around with my mouse (the "transition thing).

AMD Athlon X2 3900+ 2.00 GHz
Zotac Geforce 7900GS
RAM 2 GB Team Elite PC6400

thanks for the reply

**Azamato** · Jul 5 2009, 10:58

Originally Posted by ch_123

What make are the cases?

Dunno it doesnt say its a case from the store itself maybe if u see a picture u can recognize it
http://www.codima.be/product/2065/co...drw71glan.aspx

Originally Posted by Russianguy192

most likely it might come with a generic psu, so you will be needing to buy a new one from a reliable brand

Is that REALLY necesarry? Cause why would they put that hardware in it if the psu wouldnt be able to handle it.

**echo1** · Jul 5 2009, 12:23

most likely it might come with a generic psu, so you will be needing to buy a new one from a reliable brand.

Agreed.

Is that REALLY necesarry? Cause why would they put that hardware in it if the psu wouldnt be able to handle it.

You have much to learn, young Padawan...

**=Spetsnaz=** · Jul 5 2009, 12:43

Originally Posted by Azamato

Dunno it doesnt say its a case from the store itself maybe if u see a picture u can recognize it
http://www.codima.be/product/2065/co...drw71glan.aspx

Is that REALLY necesarry? Cause why would they put that hardware in it if the psu wouldnt be able to handle it.

Because they want to make money off it?...
If you decide to keep the generic psu, be waiting for a ticking time bomb, if it anything goes wrong with it so does the rest of your components. You can also tell if its a good PSU by its weight, the heavier it is the better. That means all the components inside the PSU are big and fat

. I can help you pick a good reliable PSU if you want?

**echo1** · Jul 5 2009, 13:33

Originally Posted by Russianguy192

You can also tell if its a good PSU by its weight,

Best way to tell is by the brand name really... At the moment, best value for money are Corsair PSUs. For a setup like Azamato has, I'd recommend the 550W unit.

**=Spetsnaz=** · Jul 5 2009, 13:52

Originally Posted by ch_123

Best way to tell is by the brand name really... At the moment, best value for money are Corsair PSUs. For a setup like Azamato has, I'd recommend the 550W unit.

Yea Cosair is a good brand, but ive had this thermaltake and have been happy so far.

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