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can my pc run games like the division and batman arkham knight

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April 1, 2014 10:22:37 AM

my specs are-
intel pentium g2020 2.9 ghz
radeon hd 7770 1gb ddr5
4 gb ddr2 ram
corsair 450w smps

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April 1, 2014 12:08:12 PM

dude they r pretty much playable with that GPU. but here my concern is over the processor as i dont know abt its performance as i never used it in past.and that too with jus 2.9 ghz. it wont cause u as much problem but yea it is a point of concern. so i recommend changing the processor to atleast core i3 ivy bridge processor.
now the biggest concern over here is ur ram is of ddr2 gen so it'll cause u an issue too as u have to close most of the other applications u will b using at that particular time. and at the same time there frequency is slower too. i guess only 700 approx. something so i'll recommend u to buy atleast a ddr3 ram @1333mhz.
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April 1, 2014 12:15:40 PM

For the Division, you should be good. Your CPU meets the minimum requirements to play but not the recommended. The game is a little ways from being released. If you want to play the game on a medium to high setting, you may need a more powerful CPU. But I would wait until the game is released and people do some benchmarking to say anything else.

http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=8083&ga...

As for Arkham Knight, technically, your computer doesn't meet the minimum requirements for the game. Your CPU is a little weak but not by much. Again, until testing is done and benchmarks are released, nothing is 100%
http://www.thesystemrequirements.com/batman-arkham-knig...

However, again, I would suggest upgrading your CPU to better support games.
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April 1, 2014 12:21:08 PM

sanjeevmalik said:
dude they r pretty much playable with that GPU. but here my concern is over the processor as i dont know abt its performance as i never used it in past.and that too with jus 2.9 ghz. it wont cause u as much problem but yea it is a point of concern. so i recommend changing the processor to atleast core i3 ivy bridge processor.
now the biggest concern over here is ur ram is of ddr2 gen so it'll cause u an issue too as u have to close most of the other applications u will b using at that particular time. and at the same time there frequency is slower too. i guess only 700 approx. something so i'll recommend u to buy atleast a ddr3 ram @1333mhz.


I'm sure the DDR2 is a typo. The Pentium G2020 doesn't support DDR2 RAM. It native support is for DDR3-1333MHz. Frequency has little to do with gaming performance. There is basically no performance difference between 1600MHz and 2800MHz RAM. And the G2020 is an Ivy Bridge CPU. Just a lower end one.
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April 1, 2014 12:26:01 PM

barto said:
sanjeevmalik said:
dude they r pretty much playable with that GPU. but here my concern is over the processor as i dont know abt its performance as i never used it in past.and that too with jus 2.9 ghz. it wont cause u as much problem but yea it is a point of concern. so i recommend changing the processor to atleast core i3 ivy bridge processor.
now the biggest concern over here is ur ram is of ddr2 gen so it'll cause u an issue too as u have to close most of the other applications u will b using at that particular time. and at the same time there frequency is slower too. i guess only 700 approx. something so i'll recommend u to buy atleast a ddr3 ram @1333mhz.


I'm sure the DDR2 is a typo. The Pentium G2020 doesn't support DDR2 RAM. It native support is for DDR3-1333MHz. Frequency has little to do with gaming performance. There is basically no performance difference between 1600MHz and 2800MHz RAM. And the G2020 is an Ivy Bridge CPU. Just a lower end one.


thanx for the correction mate as i didnt knew about the processor and its supported components that much in detail. and abt the frequency it was just a kind of safe step. nothing else. :) 
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April 1, 2014 12:48:30 PM

sanjeevmalik said:
thanx for the correction mate as i didnt knew about the processor and its supported components that much in detail. and abt the frequency it was just a kind of safe step. nothing else. :) 


No harm, no foul. You're new. Spend some time reading reviews and benchmarks and you'll be fine.
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