How do I play 4GB RAM games on 2GB RAM?
You can play 4gb ram games in 2gb, but there will be hell lot of lags... I suggest you to upgrade your ram (4gb ddr3 costs around 1500 INR) instead of risking your computer for overload crashing…Still if you want to proceed, you can do following steps, but am not sure if this works....Press the Windows key.Type "advanced Windows settings".Press "Enter".Click "Settings" under "Performance".Click the "Advanced" tab.Click "Change''Click the HDD drive.You may need to clean up 16 - 32 GB from your drive.Click "Custom size"Type "16384" into "Initial size (MB) and "16384" into "Maximum size (MB)".Click "Set".Click "OK".Now, you need to reboot your computer.If the game is still not running, you can type "32768" instead of "16384" into both fields
Tradwinds Legends pc game help plz?
My son loves this game...he said - Go to the port Authority and get news reports of where the pirates are. Travel between the 2 cities where the pirates were reported to have been and beat them. DO NOT collect the bounty right away. Go back to Port Authority and find another route where the pirates are. Find them and beat them. Do this at least 5-6 times WITHOUT collecting the bounty. Once you have beaten the pirates 5-6 times then go to the port authority and collect the bounty...it will be an extra large amount of money than if you had collected the bounty only after beating 1,2,3, or 4 pirates. He said you die alot and it is frustrating but you can eventually do it. Good Luck!
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 for gaming? need help plz?
A couple things: 1. The HD 4250 is an IGP it's not a physical card. It's not really meant for gaming 2. For DA:O your CPU is just barely above the minimum specs "Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz, (XP) or 1.8 GHz (Vista/Win 7), AMD Athlon 64 X2 (or equivalent) running at 1.8 GHz, (XP) or 2.2 GHz, (Vista/Win 7) processor" and the Radeon 4250M is going to be right at the minimum specs as well. Basically don't expect particularly good performance in this game 3. Fable should run decently. 4. LOL will run but at low settings as the recommended GPU is the 8800GT or Radeon 4850 (both of which are around 8 times faster than the 4250 IGP. 5. Realistically, Sony Vegas is going to run like crap on this computer, for that kind of of software an AMD dual core CPU isn't going to cut it. Also the IGP uses your system RAM as VRAM, which takes you below the 2GB minimum requirement. For Vegas ideally you'll want a quad core (intel is preferred) and a discrete GPU and 8 GB of RAM or more.
Ok you big gamers......!?
Runescape is overrated... a poor graphic, over populated game that's only popular because EVERYONE plays it.... (Even i admit to signing up to it... an account which lasted less then a day.) If you live in North America a good game alot have recommended to me is Mabinogi. the graphics are good and it's a free game which you can buy things for in a Premium shop if you wish, but you don't need to. Another game i played for a short while was Asda Story, again the graphics are okay, and it has a nice little unique 'soulmate' system you can set up with a friend, allowing you to play with a friend in a unique way. I think it uses the same 'Shop' system as Mabinogi but i'm not 100% sure.
How do I uninstall epic games launcher, it keeps saying "Epic Games launcher is currently running please close it before continuing" I have closed it?
Right click on Epic Game Launcher and click “Run as Administrator.” After opening the application, close it. Go to Control Panel and under Programs click on Uninstall Programs. Find the application and double click it.
Can you please give me a list of new games that HP probook 4510s can play without lagging?
There is no list of games organized by computer. Even if you went to a site like Can You Run It, http://cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/sr... you still have to pick a SPECIFIC game, to see if your computer can power the game. Now, if you have the computer, and you are on the computer, then use that test to see if your laptop can actually play each game you are interested in. If it seems like too much work... TOUGH! It is no more work than you are expecting other people to do for you, and it is easier for YOU to do since you have the computer. If you don't have the computer, then you need to find out the EXACT specifications of that laptop (not just the amount of Ram it has), THEN you need to find out what games you are interested in, THEN you need to look up the SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS of each game you are interested in and compare it to the specifications of the laptop. Since we don't have those specifications, we can't do it for you. end of line
PLz help me! i got intel hd grphics 4400 available graphics mem 1792 dedicated video mem & system video memory is 0 shared system mem 1792?
what does that mean? can i increase my dedicated video memory? is this is my graphics card memory 1792? then why not dedicated video memory pla help i am in trouble
Pokemon games HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE?
well i have the pokemon games firered peral diamond red blue yellow crystal silver gold sapphire emrald and getting leaf green this weeked anyways im trying to complete the pokedex in firered and i know how to get pokemon from hoean but how do i get the pokemon from johoto can i trade from crystal to firered what do i do how how how PLZ help
What is the best dell optiplex computer for online gaming ? PLEASE HELP?
You want to play games with a $170 computer? Heh. Heh heh heh. And you want it to be a Dell? Excuse me, I need a moment. Ahem. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as... $320. That's the best you can do for something resembling a gaming machine. Dell doesn't sell AMD products, and unfortunately AMD makes the best option for an extreme budget gaming machine.... the APU (or A-Series). Seriously though, you can't even buy a PS3 for that much, and they'll be 'obsolete' in two months. What makes you think you can buy a computer for less?
Should I get a refurbished gaming pc? Thanks...?
A refurbished gaming desktop is one thing, but I'd avoid a refurbished gaming laptop. You can always and easily swap parts and upgrade a gaming desktop. When they refurbish those, they just swap parts until it works. Laptops are more difficult to work with, get parts for, impossible to upgrade, so I'd avoid that mess. Everyone has different results with refurbished products. I have had no luck with them.