Recent content by TheBlackPumpkin

Find a laptop your thinking about buying and link it here, its easier to tell you if its worth it that way.

Yea..you need to shell out about $400-$600 more to be able to run high / ultra with mods.

If the game is DX12 compatible then yes, otherwise, a DX12 card isn't going to matter.

This may be a silly suggestion, but have you tried plugging it into a different port? Also, have you tried a different network adapter?

Generally minimum requirements are the bare minimum, meaning, even if you meet the minimum requirements, its a very real possibility that even though it works, it is unplayable from a enjoyment stand point. Recommended is essentially what they think you would need to run it at desirable...

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So recently I've been having a strange issue, hasn't ever popped up before. Recently whenever I am playing a game on steam I will randomly have steam and the steam overlay stop responding, which in turn freezes my game. After about 1-2 mins it starts responding again, and my game unfreezes...

Try this website http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?action=gameSearch

Heroes of might and magic maybe?

Only one I played a lot was Freelancer, but that came out in early 2000

There is not, to my knowledge, a single game on the market whose minimum requirement is 7gb. His point was, that your parts are older as it is, and therefor you probably wouldn't be able to run anything requiring that much RAM anyway. He can correct me if im wrong.

Got a time frame? Like when did you play it?

I didn't tell him they were the best looking games on the market, I told them they would test his PC. The TW games don't have high system requirements, get into a battle of 60k+ people, then yea, its going to slap your computer in the face. Honestly that computer is going to blow any game on...

I want the higher hz with good picture if possible, I'm dyslexic, and have to wear glasses for Astigmatism, so picture clarity is a big deal for me, especially when it comes to text. Currently, my monitor has great clarity, at least, as far as I am used to at least. But at 60hz games don't look...

Well, its better to air on the side of caution, especially when you're talking about $1500+ in components. Building a PC is a lot easier than it looks, and you can easily just follow tutorials to do so. But honestly, I'd do so with a old PC or something laying around, it can be pretty daunting...