is this computer game ready or do it have to upgrade it?
457434
This computer is not game ready if you are trying to play any of the new online multi-player games that are available today. Please check the game minimum system requirements to find out the exact specs you should be looking for.
1175115
I opened mine up to check. Hard drive and memory are upgradeable but CPU and graphics card are not. By the time the accessories that are needed to actually use this are available, this will be obsolete.
2088102
You will need to purchase a 64-bit disc. However, I do believe the OS might upgrade without interfering with your files.
2223393
Recent high-end games may have minimum requirements that surpass this machine, which you can check on the game's site or info. The old Starcraft would probably be fine on it though. And you can look for one with a lot of RAM in it since that can be different each time.
2105500
Nope. This is entirely off-line and can be played with the oldest, crustiest computer available in your closet. It is not flashy, it's very simple in graphics but it IS WORTH EVERY PENNY in quality.
954632
There is no reason why this machine could not be upgraded. I'm not a fan of WIN8 and you would have to buy the program separately but otherwise it should be fine running on the new OS.
909343
Not sure as I am not much of a gamer. You can check the requirements of the game and compare those with the mentioned specifications.
1458863
My guess is the Toshiba does not meet the minimum requirements to run the game. If it's a laptop make sure the air vents are not blocked. If it's a desktop and it's just basic Toshiba then it probably does not have a graphics card and won't be able to run the game. This game is highly detailed. You could go to settings and turn down all details to minimum and that may make it better but probably won't look that good.
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I upgraded mine with: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit, Pentium D 945 (BIOS A11), 4GB DDR2 533MHz RAM (Max), Intel Solid-state drive, SATA3 Port Card, GTX 650 Ti Boosted 2GB Graphics Card, and a 450W Power Supply. All of that coupled with Ethernet connection and this computer has smoothly ran any game I have thrown at it with the settings maxed out! It's awesome.
1559719
I'm not sure, check the specifications of the game and compare them with the laptop.
314604
Absolutely not. If you want to run those sort of games then you will either need to build yourself a computer for about $800 (which includes peripherals and a monitor) or buy one of the $1000+ computers. If you were to get this computer, then you would need to immediately upgrade the graphics card. And if you upgrade the graphics card, then your computer will only be as fast as the slowest component which would be your processor. This processor is a quad core processor, but it is slow for its class.
1701501
It runs on 8.1 I just played it yesterday. For games that have issues you can always right click on the .exe file and set compatibility mode to a earlier version of windows (If your using a PC).
392931
The graphics cannot be upgraded. It uses the Intel HD graphics built into the CPU.
1299104
On a quick check with the website "Can you run it". The laptop not only can run it, but the only hindrance from it reaching the recommended specs is a memory upgrade. It fully exceeds the minimum requirement though. As for Simcity, running it smoothly may be more of a server issue considering EA's current server problems.
698958
It does ask to install updates for both Adobe and Java. I'm not a gamer though so don't know about Monday or other.
2146117
Definitely! It more than meets the minimum system requirements listed here: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/the-sims-3/10845/?p=r
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yes it will. But on my pc it would not run until I got the updates for the game, then everything was good.