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[Inferno.]

* Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP processor
* 384MB(+) of RAM
* 16x DVD-ROM drive
* 4.7 GB of free space for a full install
* 128MB Video Card with DirectX 9 compatible drivers
* DirectX 9 compatible Surround Sound Card
* Game pad with twin axis analog controls (USB or Joystick Port)
* Keyboard & Mouse

Fuck yeah San Andreas. My laptop's GPU claims to be able to use up to 1408MB of my RAM.

[Fer!]

Also, what's exactly wrong with GFWL?

[Supreme Warrior]

That I NEVER PLAYED in the PC and all of a sudden I'm all over it. Aside from emulating a bit of MK2, I didn't use the PC at all to play.

Looks like your catching the PC bug

[Slacker Magician]

That would be rad, though my dad is in a YT old music listening spree, so the connection would be awful right now, but some other time would be great.

That I NEVER PLAYED in the PC and all of a sudden I'm all over it. Aside from emulating a bit of MK2, I didn't use the PC at all to play.


I'll keep those in mind, though luckily I can run BTTF even in mid settings or so. I'm getting the full game later on.

I can run all of them at decent settings, and my video card is a piece of crap (Radeon HD2400).

[Inferno.]

Also, what's exactly wrong with GFWL?

I never had any problems with it, it's just no Steam.

[Inferno.]

I can run all of them at decent settings, and my video card is a piece of crap (Radeon HD2400).

Radeon HD3200 all up in this bitch.

And by this bitch I mean my laptop.

[Inferno.]

Apparently my uncle had Crysis running on this laptop before I bought it from him.

[Raype]

CPU-Z says that both of my RAM are Dual Channel and I'm using a 2.7Ghz Dual Core, I suppose that's fine?

Unless your motherboard is a complete POS (which is somewhat unlikely), then yup, card related bottleneck.

[Slacker Magician]

Apparently my uncle had Crysis running on this laptop before I bought it from him.

Turning off shadows in new games results in a massive frame rate increase .

[Inferno.]

Turning off shadows in new games results in a massive frame rate increase .

This means nothing to me, sir.

I'll just max games from 2005 and earlier. Provided they'll run in Windows 7 anyway.

[Inferno.]

Aw shit I don't have a controller for my laptop anymore, I sold my wired 360 pad.

Time to piss around with those horrible Dual-Shock 3 driver programs that never work.

[Slacker Magician]

One of these days, I'll upgrade to a quad core and get a new video card .

[Inferno.]

One of these days, I'll upgrade to a quad core and get a new video card .

Providing your CPU isn't too shit a new card should do the trick...

I could max crap like Batman Arkham Asylum on my old rig (Intel E2140 (biggest bottleneck), 2GB RAM with a 9800GT).

[Slacker Magician]

Providing your CPU isn't too shit a new card should do the trick...

I could max crap like Batman Arkham Asylum on my old rig (Intel E2140 (biggest bottleneck), 2GB RAM with a 9800GT).

Right now my processor is an E4500, it needs replacing so I can convert videos faster .

[Inferno.]

Right now my processor is an E4500, it needs replacing so I can convert videos faster .

Not too bad. Then yeah, if you're doing video editing and shit then you probably will benefit from the quad-core.