Can I run Battlefield 4 with 4GB RAM and an i3 processor with an Intel 5500 HD graphics card?
You may be able to on the minimum graphics detail settings, if it does run it won’t run well or be very enjoyable to play. By far the weakest component is your graphics card, which was a low-mid range card when it came out several years ago. The computer may stutter as it hits the page file too because 4GB isn’t much RAM. Your Core i3, even if a first generation i3 would be able to run it reasonably well if it had a better graphics card and maybe more RAM too.With a decent graphics card you can often get away with a weak processor. For example for an experiment I put my HD5870 in a Pentium 4 computer and was able to run Crysis on it well enough for it to be playable. Of course the same card in my i7 920 that it lived in at the time managed twice the framerate, but running it at all with a Pentium 4 is good going.
Xbox 360 Slim External Hard Drive?
ok so i just got an xbox 360 slim (the 4gb one), and i was looking at different internal and external hard drives. apparently, you can use up to a 16gb flash drive as storage space, per USB port. i was thinking (since i already have 2 laying around) i could just use 2, 16gb flash drives ontop of the 4 gb one and just get by on a 36 gb storage space. however, i wasnt quite sure if this would be enough for xbox live games. on one yahoo answers thread, i read that on average you can store about 2-6 xbox live games on 4 gbs of storage, and on another, i read that cod black ops alone takes at least 8.7-9 gbs to download (and i wasnt sure if they meant download to the hard drive or not!) i was just curious if anybody knew how much an average xbox live game (e.g. black ops, gaylo reach, battlefield bad co. 2, etc.) takes up with storage WITHOUT downloading it to the hard drive? will 36 gb be enough? is the 250gb hard drive just overkill from microsoft?
Which hard drive is bigger 256mb or 16gb?
Ok man, here's some computer 101... Bit - 0 or 1 (the smallest unit of computer memory) Byte - 8 bits Kilobyte - 1,000 bytes Megabyte - 1,000 kilobytes Gigabyte - 1,000 megabytes Terabytes - 1,000 gigabytes The 16 gb drive is larger, about 64 times as large. The solid-state hard drive means: 1) No moving parts 2) Faster seek times 3) Less likely to be damaged from dropping Thats the facts jack, but one more thing. 256 MB seems like an odd, or at least old hard drive size. Are you sure its 256 of Hard Drive storage, and not 256 MB of Ram? Double check...
For an Xbox 360 with 4GB, is it worth buying an external hard drive?
Depends on the game.4GB will cover all your save games. But you'll never be able to download any game or DLC that catches your eye.Not to mention that some games (most present day games really, like Fifa, Battlefield, Assassin's Creed, Watch dogs, GTA V) require a mandatory install. Even the few games that do not require an install will strain your machine when you play directly off the disk.I understand the price difference between the 4GB and the 350GB/500GB consoles is very tempting, but the added storage comes in very handy. If you're really strapped for cash, go for the 4GB right now. You can always buy the add-on 320GB hard disk later.If you're really REALLY strapped for cash, any pendrive or hard disk can be plugged into the USB slot, and up to 32GB of it will be recognized and used by the console.Hope that helped! Game on!!
Why do I need external hardisk if xbox 360 only uses 16 gb of that?
Most new games such as:-Halo ReachGrand Theft Auto VShadow of MordorCall of Duty: GhostsCall of Duty: Advance WarfareWatch DogsWolfenstein: The New OrderDestinyTitanfallMortal Kombat X Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom PainThe Evil WIthinPlants VS Zombies: Garden WarfareFar Cry 4 &Battlefield 4, need to install some data on your drive for better performance. As a matter of fact, games that do not obligate installation also perform better (such as loading time, saving time, etc.) when you play them after installing. Moreover it also protects your disc from the curse of wear & tear if you install the games/create backup on the HDD.I hope your question is answered :)
Is Xbox 360E 4GB Worth the purchase?
Well I would recommend the Playstation 3 over the XBOX 360E 4GB. The Playstation packs in the same hardware but has a 500GB HDD. The more amount of HDD space enables you to do much more than just gaming. You can watch movies, add songs and even download few applications from the Playstation Store. Game titles however are more or less similar on both the platforms but my personal experience of gaming was better on the PS3 due to the perfect optimization of its game. They give fairly steady frame rates and no lag at all. My opinion- PS3 is the bang for the buck in this category!
Is Xbox 360E 4GB Worth the purchase?
Well I would recommend the Playstation 3 over the XBOX 360E 4GB. The Playstation packs in the same hardware but has a 500GB HDD. The more amount of HDD space enables you to do much more than just gaming. You can watch movies, add songs and even download few applications from the Playstation Store. Game titles however are more or less similar on both the platforms but my personal experience of gaming was better on the PS3 due to the perfect optimization of its game. They give fairly steady frame rates and no lag at all. My opinion- PS3 is the bang for the buck in this category!