Computer Improvement..

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JARVIS

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sup guys..i'm new here and i don't really have the time right now to check out if there is a similar post on this forum about what i'm about to ask
anyway..i have a computer which i use for surfing the internet and sometimes games and stuff...and stuff...
but as i get more into gaming there are not many games that my computer can run..and i know my computer sucks but is there any way to improve my computer so it could run new games (like buying a new graphics card and stuff) will it improve if i buy a graphics card,etc?
or should i just throw it out and buy a new one?

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voyagerfan99 said:
We can't help you until you tell us the specs of your current PC.
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It's right in the picture.... :confused:

OP: consider building a PC if it's less expensive then buying (not sure what region you're in).

You processor isn't good enough to run newer games and it's probably the main cause, but you also only have 2GB of RAM meaning games will only be able to use 1GB or less to run depending on if you have other programs open..

You could always try to add some RAM (don't know what model you have) but it'll only help the games you currently run..
 
C4C said:
It's right in the picture.... :confused:
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I'm at work. Most photos people embed into the posts I don't see because they're blocked. Most of the time it's obvious if they embed it, but in posts like this it isn't.
 
You have a Pentium Dual Core and 2GB of RAM, you are going to need to upgrade a lot more than just your video card to play games well.
 
How much do you want to spend?

CPU - get core 2 quad from ebay.
Add another 2 GB DDR2 RAM. get it from ebay
Get a video card, without knowing what PSU you've got. The safest option is GTX 750ti.

But i do recommend you get a new PC.
 
Integrated graphics is the big killer, but I agree with others that it's new computer time if you wanted to play anything reasonable
 
You should be able to upgrade that system no problems without breaking the bank.

As with everything Okedokey mentioned,Id also take a look on Ebay..see if you can pick up a used Q6600 or better,They are still excellent performers.

Your motherboard does support Quad core. :)
 
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