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Can my PC run this game?
- Thread starter swave1
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swave1 :
aquielisunari :
swave1 :
can my pc run For Honor ?
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
Your HDD is an odd number. 60GB? The game needs no less than 40GB of HDD space. Your hardware is capable of playing. It meets the minimum reqs.. It doesn't meet the recommended so GFX setting in game will need to be fine tuned. You can play it if you can find some hard drive space.
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sorry guys i forgot to mention that i have 1 terabyte of space but the guy who sold me the pc done something with the hard drives and split them for some reason which is...
aquielisunari
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- Mar 31, 2011
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swave1 :
can my pc run For Honor ?
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
Your HDD is an odd number. 60GB? The game needs no less than 40GB of HDD space. Your hardware is capable of playing. It meets the minimum reqs.. It doesn't meet the recommended so GFX setting in game will need to be fine tuned. You can play it if you can find some hard drive space.
aquielisunari :
swave1 :
can my pc run For Honor ?
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
Your HDD is an odd number. 60GB? The game needs no less than 40GB of HDD space. Your hardware is capable of playing. It meets the minimum reqs.. It doesn't meet the recommended so GFX setting in game will need to be fine tuned. You can play it if you can find some hard drive space.
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sorry guys i forgot to mention that i have 1 terabyte of space but the guy who sold me the pc done something with the hard drives and split them for some reason which is pretty shit, i have 4 harddrives alltogether and sometimes i just want to combine them into one but i dont know how, pretty shit
aquielisunari
Judicious
- Mar 31, 2011
- 6,499
- 14
- 33,015
swave1 :
aquielisunari :
swave1 :
can my pc run For Honor ?
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
specs are
Geforce GTX 960 2GB
8 GB RAM
Intel Core i3-32200 CPU @ 3.30GHz
my local disk is 5.54gb free of 46gb
just want to know bc i dont wanna buy it if idk if i can run it if that makes sense
Your HDD is an odd number. 60GB? The game needs no less than 40GB of HDD space. Your hardware is capable of playing. It meets the minimum reqs.. It doesn't meet the recommended so GFX setting in game will need to be fine tuned. You can play it if you can find some hard drive space.
--------------------------------------------
sorry guys i forgot to mention that i have 1 terabyte of space but the guy who sold me the pc done something with the hard drives and split them for some reason which is pretty shit, i have 4 harddrives alltogether and sometimes i just want to combine them into one but i dont know how, pretty shit
First things first. Tom likes to keep this forum a bit cleaner than others. Vulgar language, swearing, cussing, foul mouths etc. should be left outside.
Secondly you can right click your start button and click on Disk management. That is where you can delete useless partitions and shrink and expand partitions. You can also create spanned volumes. A spanned volume combines multiple drives into one. Warning you need to know that when you create a spanned volume the storage type changes and as such the information stored on those drives needs to be deleted first.
Here's http://lifehacker.com/5986883/how-to-combine-multiple-hard-drives-into-one-volume-for-cheap-high-capacity-storage a couple options for you to consider.
MeesterYellow
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