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  • GhistGhist Member Posts: 275

    Without knowing your system, try seeing what you have running in your background.

    Have you turned off your machine lately?

    Have you defragged your machine lately?

     

    Waiting for the next thing

  • snowchrome2snowchrome2 Member UncommonPosts: 239

    get more ram is the best fix.



    you can end your processors, stop some services, defrag and clean up your pc.

  • millerhelp0millerhelp0 Member Posts: 223

    Manufacturer: Gateway

    Processor: AMD Sempron(tm) 3000+, MMX, 3DNow, ~2.0GHz

    Memory: 768MB RAM

    Hard Drive: 80 GB Total

    Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500

    Monitor: Plug and Play Monitor

    Sound Card: NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) Audio

    Speakers/Headphones:

    Keyboard: USB Root Hub

    Mouse: USB Root Hub

    Mouse Surface:

    Operating System: Windows Vista™ Home Premium (6.0, Build 6000) (6000.vista_gdr.080917-1612)

     

    That's my rig can you guys reccommed a good ram grade the most i can really spend is 80$.

  • DyrttDyrtt Member Posts: 422

    I think you should just save up and get a new PC.  I don't think that buying more RAM is going to help you too much.

    These are the minimum requirements for Vista users:

    * 2.5 GHz P4 processor or equivalent

    * 2 Gigabyte RAM

    * A 128 MB Video Card, with support for Pixel Shader 2.0

    * At least 15 GB of hard drive space

     

    Your Processor is too slow and I don't even think your graphics card is supported.

     

    -Honestly, I'm supprised you are even able to get Vista to run properly.  I always thought you needed at least a gig of RAM for it to even boot up.

  • millerhelp0millerhelp0 Member Posts: 223

    I'm only 17, and am saving for a car so a new computer isn't possible in the near future.

    Will new ram atleast let me play?

    How slow is the processor? i don't know much about computers.

  • LasastardLasastard Member Posts: 604

    Even *if* adding more RAM would let you log in (and that's a really big "if"), the hardware you got there will not allow you to play the game with acceptable frame rates.

    But in any case, RAM is quite cheap these days, so upgrading to 2GB is not much of an investment. Even if WAR should still cause problems, your performance under VISTA will definitely benefit from adding more RAM.

     

  • IxnatifualIxnatifual Member Posts: 475

    It's not worth getting WAR with a PC like that. I don't think you'd ever be able to enjoy it. If you get some more RAM perhaps you could play WoW on low settings at acceptable frame rates. Until you get a new PC WAR is certainly not your game.

  • Keeper2000Keeper2000 Member UncommonPosts: 637
    Originally posted by millerhelp0


    I'm only 17, and am saving for a car so a new computer isn't possible in the near future.
    Will new ram atleast let me play?
    How slow is the processor? i don't know much about computers.

    Use this:

    www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest

    I hope it helps.

  • VultureSkullVultureSkull Member UncommonPosts: 1,774

    Having Vista on that PC doesnt help, as it requires more RAM than XP.

    Anyhew, it is clear that your system is below the recommened, but if you want to try addressing the error message directly try this:

    Close down everything that you dont need, press ctrl-alt-delete to get your Task Manager, look at all the processes that are running under your user name, that is, not System process, identifiy what each of these process are, by googling them (eg, skypePM.exe is my skpye app running)

    DO NOT stop any process that you are not 100% sure is not required.

    However what ever you do it will never have the minium amount of raw RAM.

     

    So you need to increase your virtual memory, in XP this is done in  Settings >Control panel>System Properties>Advanced

    And click the Performance settings, once in there increase your paging sze to a minimun of say 2.5 GB

     

    What this means is that it will treat 2.5GB of your HDD as RAM.

    This may get WAR running, although it will be pretty slow.

    You could also overclock your CPU. it is currently a 2.0GHZ and the minimum is 2.5GHZ.

    You will need to check in the Bios to overclock you CPU, this is tricky and if you dont knowmuch about PCs it is not recommended.

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