will this computer install and be able to play games that like to lag on older PCs?
1003465
yes, should play just fine, just won't have all of the bells and whistles that a high-end desktop would. for another 45 bucks, you can go to Kingston and buy 2 4gig sticks of mem for an easy upgrade!
1003466
I don't personally play games, but as I understand it, playing games requires a fast response time. You would not get such a response with this computer - at least I know mine would not provide the needed speed. I have been very dissatisfied with it overall.
1848864
Im not familiar with that game. You'll have to check out the system requirements.
1338716
I think so. it uses a USB plug so if your older PC has a USB port then it will work.
2178256
Sorry, I really am not sure as I bought it for my sister as a basic computer. I'm also not familiar with the speed and RAM memory requirements for those games, but would think it would be a risk as the video graphics engine is built into the mother board and may not have enough video memory to give a good smooth performance as this is a computer with about 10 year old technology.
1973556
I have ran older games on it. For example, command and conquer 3, command and conquer generals, command and conquer red strike, star wars the old republic, dead space 2, left for dead 2, star trek dac, and a few others. As for newer games, I do not know how good the pc will play them. Overall, its a nice pc. I have not had any troubles as of yet. Hope this helps.
1777982
Possibly, the one I bought had ubuntu on it but it will run windows 7 decently I would check to see what year the game was released if it was near 2007 you should be ok.
291829
Yes, it should run just fine. I am running it on a PC with a dual core approximately 2 GHz AMD processor , Windows VISTA SP2, 4 gigs of RAM and a much less powerful video board than yours.
1000996
I would not recommend you to buy this computer to play online games for the main purpose. Graphic card is slow.
165713
Sure it will it is not disgn for games (directx) but for cad application (opengl)...check cpu benchmark (google it) to show you the differnent
425965
Yes though remember part of that depends on your graphics card I would think as long as your not going SLI or even if you are as long as they are not super powered cards you should be good. It's what I am running in my rig right now so I know it works fine.
2037884
I would say, "No sir". It has Radeon (tm) hd graphics 2.10 ghz. If you are looking specifically for gaming I don't think this is your computer, sorry. My husband has installed a couple of games on my laptop that don't play on his desktop, but he says his computer has a much better graphics card for his games like Crysis.
431111
I tried it with COD: Modern Warfare, and Battlestations Midway. It ran those older games just fine.
2255553
Personally, I've never run a game on any computer so I can not answer your question. But this machine is equipped with a very powerful core i-7 processor and a good graphics so my best guess is it will do the job as well as anything out there. The machine is installed with 64 bit Window 7 Pro.
1638398
If you have dedicated graphic card yes, if not then no. It can play basic non-intensive 3D games like TF2 or KSP.
2015098
Yes it can. It has more than enough ram and processors to run those with background apps and other programs. I usually have League, Balttlefield, and The Sims 3 running at the same time with no lag
1055858
I don't know, but usually a game of this type explains the minimum system requirement for use. If anything it might work better for you than for me.
1823783
I use it for both of those games with no problems. Most important is to get plenty of memory and CPU power (i5 or better)