Will this computer be able to play video games at full settings? Games like F.E.A.R. , Oblivion, etc.?

Question

This is what it has,

Amd X2 4200+
2Gb corsair XMS RAM
19'' lcd monitor
geforce 7950 Gx2 1GB
a8n5x motheboard
300gb 7200rpm hard drive
benq dw1655 optical drive
600watt powersupply

Do you think it's too much or not enought to play the latest games at full settings (FSAA) (AA) etc

Also would it run good with 7900 GT 256mb card?

Answer 1

No such thing as too much, man. Your computer is perfect for that kind f gaming. The 7900 GT might not be as good as your current configuration.

Answer 2

I don't think you're really asking a question. I think you just wanted everyone to know what such a nice system you have there. Of course, the answer is yes.

You beat my computer, but not by much:
AMD 64x2 3800+
2GB PC3200 Memory
17" Samsung digital monitor
dual Geforce 7600GS SLi graphics cards
Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe Gaming Edition motherboard
dual 160GB hard drives
dual DVDRW drives
560W SLi certified power supply

Okay, that being said. I would not blow, what $650 on a 7950Gx2 because, DirectX 10 hardware will be coming out in about six months, and that will make your $650 piece of hardware almost useless. So, my advice is to go with something like a 7600GS to handle current games at "reasonable" but not maximum settings. You will be spending $300 to $400 for a DirectX 10 card in a matter of months, any card you purchase right now should be a stop gap solution, nothing more.

Answer 3

Wow - i did no longer comprehend it advance into nonetheless being made. i assume I figured with each and all the computing gadget stuff obtainable people could no longer be afflicted with somebody like a board pastime. I did play it somewhat in my youthful days, and enjoyed it. yet i in my view favourite a matching pastime that I had that advance into placed out by potential of activities Illustrated. comparable concept, however the gamers have been all individuals of the HOF. so which you have an outfield of Ruth, Aaron and Mays as an occasion, or you have Brooks Robinson making a throw to Lou Gehrig, or see what might ensue if Sandy Koufax confronted Ty Cobb. It additionally had a fielding ingredient built into it besides. i comprehend that don;t make it anymore, yet may be nicely worth digging around to confirm if there are any of them left.

Answer 4

That will probably do. YOu could probably scale a few things back a little (hard drive, CD-ROM, monitor), but most of them shouldn't be toned down much.

The monitor is probably the component that gives you the most breathing room. There isn't too much difference between a $100 monitor and a $5000 one.

Answer 5

I don't think you'll have any problems playing games on that thing. If you take good care of your PC by keeping the dust out of it and upgrading when necessairy, that PC should last you quite a while.

Is it too much? Maybe. Not enough? Definitely plenty to answer that.