J jasonalwaysready Daemon Poster Messages 1,021 Location usa Jul 27, 2011 #11 then youll probably get medium settings on those games.
OP OP J jbuckhana12 Solid State Member Messages 8 Jul 27, 2011 #12 thats graphics card seems better than that
Yami Lady Techie Messages 8,196 Location UK Jul 27, 2011 #13 It's not. The GT220 is not designed for playing games, its for media centers and stuff like that.
OP OP J jbuckhana12 Solid State Member Messages 8 Jul 27, 2011 #14 my friend says it ran every game he played till he switched to a gts 450
J jasonalwaysready Daemon Poster Messages 1,021 Location usa Jul 27, 2011 #15 i'm sure it ran them, but how many fps, at what graphical fidelity, and at what resolution; they must not have been very high.
i'm sure it ran them, but how many fps, at what graphical fidelity, and at what resolution; they must not have been very high.
E efee24 Baseband Member Messages 53 Jul 27, 2011 #16 Just save up like $300 more dollars, its really worth it.
Yami Lady Techie Messages 8,196 Location UK Jul 27, 2011 #17 Agreed. You're not going to get what you want for the amount of money you have.
OP OP J jbuckhana12 Solid State Member Messages 8 Jul 29, 2011 #18 then whats the amount of money that you think i need for a good gaming computer?
B bpm55 In Runtime Messages 248 Location SC Jul 29, 2011 #19 I would say you want to put at least $500 or $600 into a gaming computer.