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Do these Computer meet the Recommended configuration for Aion and AoC

tro44_1tro44_1 Member Posts: 1,819
in Hardware

Iam looking into buying a Gaming Computer. Not fond of building it.

I was wondering, for the computer experts out there, do any of these computers meet the requirement that is recommended?

AoC

http://aoc.wikia.com/wiki/System_Requirements

 

Aion

http://www.aionglobal.com/system-requirements.html

 

Computer buying site

http://www.digitalstormonline.com/gamingcomputers.asp

 

PS: Iam having trouble understanding how to read the Graphic Card. How do I know when requirement is reached?

 

Thx in advance for the help

Comments

  • lakokalakoka Member UncommonPosts: 97

    Your thread looks like Irony lol

    If you ar really serious. All computers you see here will run Two Times Age of Conan and Cost you too much for nothing. If you do not want to build you own computer for lot less, yes, all these PC runs these games soooo much.

  • Gweed0Gweed0 Member UncommonPosts: 108

    I'd have to agree with lakoka here. These rigs are all set up with Liquid cooling which is FAR MORE than you would need to run either of these games. If you really dont want to build a computer to play these then just go to walmart and buy one... These are far overpriced and are mainly set up to show off... Not worth it imo.

    I found this at Best Buy and that was without hardly looking: www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp and a monitor from newegg www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx Digital strom charges 400 for a 24 in. monitor so altogether you save nearly 600 bucks for upgradng down the road.

    If you MUST have the new I7 then Best Buy has this one www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp again you would need the monitor from newegg.

    Not sure why you dont want to build one, i can build a nice amd rig for about 1000 and an I7 for about 1200 that will outperform both the rigs i included and save you money.

  • TibbzTibbz Member UncommonPosts: 613
    Originally posted by Gweed0


    I'd have to agree with lakoka here. These rigs are all set up with Liquid cooling which is FAR MORE than you would need to run either of these games. If you really dont want to build a computer to play these then just go to walmart and buy one... These are far overpriced and are mainly set up to show off... Not worth it imo.
    I found this at Best Buy and that was without hardly looking: www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp and a monitor from newegg www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx Digital strom charges 400 for a 24 in. monitor so altogether you save nearly 600 bucks for upgradng down the road.
    If you MUST have the new I7 then Best Buy has this one www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp again you would need the monitor from newegg.
    Not sure why you dont want to build one, i can build a nice amd rig for about 1000 and an I7 for about 1200 that will outperform both the rigs i included and save you money.



     

    **If this is a serious thread

    Best but is expensive for their offerings

    +1 for newegg.com

     

    you can also check www.cyberpowerpc.com or www.ibuypower.com

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  • tro44_1tro44_1 Member Posts: 1,819
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    Originally posted by Gweed0


    I'd have to agree with lakoka here. These rigs are all set up with Liquid cooling which is FAR MORE than you would need to run either of these games. If you really dont want to build a computer to play these then just go to walmart and buy one... These are far overpriced and are mainly set up to show off... Not worth it imo.
    I found this at Best Buy and that was without hardly looking: www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp and a monitor from newegg www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx Digital strom charges 400 for a 24 in. monitor so altogether you save nearly 600 bucks for upgradng down the road.
    If you MUST have the new I7 then Best Buy has this one www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp again you would need the monitor from newegg.
    Not sure why you dont want to build one, i can build a nice amd rig for about 1000 and an I7 for about 1200 that will outperform both the rigs i included and save you money.

     

    Thanks Dude/Miss

     

    Sorry iam not too fimilure with making computers.  Thanks for helping me save money.

    What got me in a bundle, was on how to read Video Card info.

    The Info on the AoC and Aion site had 4 number digits so I just thought that maybe that ment they were stronger then the 3 digit numbers.

     

    Thanks.

    By the way, where can I learn to read the Graphic Card info correctly? Any popular learning site I should know of?

  • tro44_1tro44_1 Member Posts: 1,819




    Originally posted by Tibbz 


     
    **If this is a serious thread
    Best but is expensive for their offerings
    +1 for newegg.com
     
    you can also check www.cyberpowerpc.com or www.ibuypower.com

     

    Thanks nice site

  • Gweed0Gweed0 Member UncommonPosts: 108

    I'm to lazy to try to explain it all to you but i found a couple tables that would help you understand the comparison to video requirements.

    Nvidia: www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132

    ATI: www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/131

    This should help you out greatly understanding the differant models of these video cards.

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