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Discussion in 'Questions' started by sonnet1798, Jul 17, 2018.

  1. sonnet1798

    sonnet1798 New Member

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    can this system handle the game?? i really want to play gamez aion but i dont know if my computer can handle it
     

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  2. imrahil

    imrahil Asmo's face smasher

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    Cpu should be fine duel to quad should easily do this game but expect lots of frame drops in high population areas
    3gb of ram is kinda low so expect low performance also what graphics card u using?
     
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    I played with Core Duo 4 years ago I think but it's fine. What's your GPU by the way?
     
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    I guess your processor will work just fine. Ram is kind'a low but still acceptable for this game. Show us your Graphics capability, if you don't know how, do this
    1. Press windows button
    2. Type "dxdiag" (Withouth quotes) then just hit enter and press yes on the small message that will appear
    Then go here:
     

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