i dont know guys if this system can get me nice fps or not

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gerard100

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system model : OptiPlex GX620
memory : 4 GB ddr2
processor : Intel(R) pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.20 GHz (2 CPUs) , 3.2GHz
graphics card : NVIDIA Quardo NVS 290 (2 GB)
this system may get nice fps or not if yes my fps is low and give me any solution to make it nice if no tell me wat is the prople mor wat is the low thing in the system :(
 
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hang-the-9


First you need to specify what "nice fps" is and in what game.
For running older games at lower settings, you can get OK speeds, say the original Half-Life or something similar. Warcraft will run OK (Not online, the original Warcraft).

If you are looking to play any newer games you need to upgrade to at least a dual-core system in the 2.6gig + range and with a $60 or so video card like a Radeon...
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ahmeday2012

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This is a very low-end computer. I you won't really get any good fps even at low settings. This is the kind of time you need to give up on your old computer and start building a new one with some decent hardware components.
 
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ferooxidan

ferooxidan

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bro, ur procie, ram, mobo and gpu is very outdated. ur system in all is outdated. but it will still give u a nice fps.......in Tetris, yes.

joke aside, if u want to upgrade tell us ur needs and budget, the resident of this forum are very good when giving advice to build a new rig.
 
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hang-the-9

hang-the-9

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First you need to specify what "nice fps" is and in what game.
For running older games at lower settings, you can get OK speeds, say the original Half-Life or something similar. Warcraft will run OK (Not online, the original Warcraft).

If you are looking to play any newer games you need to upgrade to at least a dual-core system in the 2.6gig + range and with a $60 or so video card like a Radeon
R7 240 or something from this new article about lower end gaming http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r7-240-and-250,3717.html

You're looking at about $200 to get a used system that can run many games on at least lower settings.

The semi-good news for you is that the NVS 290 is at least a little bit in demand (unless you have the AGP version) still and you can sell it for a bit of money to put towards a new system. Your system may go for $80-100 and for a bit more you can get a faster one.
 
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