Assassins
What does a PC need to be able to play games like Assassin's Creed or Watch Dogs? Do these things come with the PC or do I have to buy them separately?
Or is it as simple as putting the PC game CD into the CPU?
Does the PC need a modem to work?
What I know is that I have to download adobe shock wave player and adobe flash player. Is this information TRUE?
Also, please include any more information besides the one above in your answer.
Thank You Very Much!
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Get a good PC, I use a Dell Inspiron, works great for gaming. Download Steam, make an account, and boom. You can buy games.
Get a good PC, I use a Dell Inspiron, works great for gaming. Download Steam, make an account, and boom. You can buy games.
can the "dell dhm" easily be upgraded into a modern gaming pc?
Cesar
I'm recently moving on to PC gaming, since consoles are going downhill. Will I have to get new parts? If yes, then what new parts do you recommend? What tools will I need to make the changes? By the way money isn't really a problem, so feel free to tell me about the best things available.
Answer
Hi Cesar,
Gaming systems prevalent today have the latest chipset, a large power supply, powerful processor with up to 6 cores, 16-32 GB of DDR3 memory and multiple GDDR5 video cards that support latest OpenGL and ActiveX versions with as much graphics memory as possible and latest ports to connect a HD or 3D display.
Upgrading an old desktop to these specifications would mean virtually replacing everything on the old system. Your old system might not support the new components. You may have to replace the power supply, motherboard, processor, memory, video cards, hard drive and probably even the chassis. Therefore, it would be less of an upgrade and more of a new build. It might actually make more sense to leave the old system as it is, maybe sell it or use it elsewhere, and build a new gaming rig with new parts.
If you want an OEM gaming system, you may check the Alienware series of gaming systems. As budget is not a constraint, you can get the latest and most powerful one on offer. Check the link below to explore:
http://bit.ly/19XwTJ
Hope this helps.
Regards,
GauravS
Hi Cesar,
Gaming systems prevalent today have the latest chipset, a large power supply, powerful processor with up to 6 cores, 16-32 GB of DDR3 memory and multiple GDDR5 video cards that support latest OpenGL and ActiveX versions with as much graphics memory as possible and latest ports to connect a HD or 3D display.
Upgrading an old desktop to these specifications would mean virtually replacing everything on the old system. Your old system might not support the new components. You may have to replace the power supply, motherboard, processor, memory, video cards, hard drive and probably even the chassis. Therefore, it would be less of an upgrade and more of a new build. It might actually make more sense to leave the old system as it is, maybe sell it or use it elsewhere, and build a new gaming rig with new parts.
If you want an OEM gaming system, you may check the Alienware series of gaming systems. As budget is not a constraint, you can get the latest and most powerful one on offer. Check the link below to explore:
http://bit.ly/19XwTJ
Hope this helps.
Regards,
GauravS
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