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morpkid
Jun 10, 2014, 10:27 PM
My friend has 400$ and custom built is out of the question for him he just wants one right of the box. He's willing to go up to $500.

http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/948674/HP-Pavilion-500-c60-Desktop-Computer/

could this run it or not at all?

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Raymee
Jun 10, 2014, 10:29 PM
yeah, my PC is a Core2Duo and it can run PSO2 just fine on Graphics 3
the video card on this PC is more than enough to run this game
though i won't guarantee smoothness, maybe some FPS drop in the lobby since quad cores are ancient.. you're better off buying an i3 with that money

Dephinix
Jun 10, 2014, 11:37 PM
If you just want it to "play", yeah. A lot of prebuilts can do that. He's going to load slow though, maybe 5~8 seconds. I put an AMD A10-5800k in my friend's pc, and he took a bit longer, not too bad though. If he wants to overpay on a prebuilt PC, he's going to want to overpay higher.

Nitro Vordex
Jun 10, 2014, 11:39 PM
My friend has 400$ and custom built is out of the question for him he just wants one right of the box. He's willing to go up to $500.

http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/948674/HP-Pavilion-500-c60-Desktop-Computer/

could this run it or not at all?

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Of course it could run it. How well does he want it to run? I don't see why the computer wouldn't be perfectly capable of running it, considering how not demanding the game is. (in current and even last gen terms.)

Dephinix
Jun 10, 2014, 11:42 PM
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219777

This person is using that laptop and running it, so yeah, OP needs to give us more, xD
I wouldn't want to be playing the game like that though, ugh man.

Aeris
Jun 11, 2014, 12:53 AM
Its a decent desktop to play graphics at normal settings since it has a nice APU on it, best to look around online as well before deciding to buy it since you get a better selection.

Skize
Jun 11, 2014, 02:33 AM
Its a decent desktop to play graphics at normal settings since it has a nice APU on it, best to look around online as well before deciding to buy it since you get a better selection.

I'd have to disagree. It's an integrated graphics card and the 8400 is fairly weak. Whoever gets it will most likely be playing on low settings all around. This friend should spend at least $650 to get something with a decent stand alone graphics card at least. There are plenty of desktop/laptops that go on sale for that price that have decent graphic cards.

Aeris
Jun 11, 2014, 02:39 AM
I'd have to disagree. It's an integrated graphics card and the 8400 is fairly weak. Whoever gets it will most likely be playing on low settings all around. This friend should spend at least $650 to get something with a decent stand alone graphics card at least. There are plenty of desktop/laptops that go on sale for that price that have decent graphic cards.
Hence why i said "APU" (intergrated) and not "GPU" (standalone), yeah it might be weak but thats also why i said to look online or pretty much build a decent costom one if he/she wants to.

Karazykid
Jun 11, 2014, 03:35 AM
Honestly my last laptop was an HP piece o' crap I got on ebay for like 200 bucks, it was built to run vista but was running win7 so it ran slow as hell, and I could still run PSO2 on low with no lag at all. Admittedly loading in and out of the campship took like 10+ seconds, but once in game it ran nice with no problems. He shouldn't have any issues with that at all.

Dephinix
Jun 11, 2014, 04:03 AM
That's fine if you're a loner or like soloing.
TAs, no, that's awful. I hate waiting on someone for 5+ seconds on Sanctum SH, but hell, I do it just because it's a lot of exp and they probably need it.
As for running fine tunnels aside, I see big EQs and even SHAQs posing a problem. Can you imagine a burst with the old Ilfoei, Cosmobreaker(thank god it's visuals are being reduced), and god knows what else because they are 25+ enemies on screen? Oh, and god forbid you being in main lobby and there are 100+ character models running around. Yeah, you can set it to 5, but loading the basic gray models can be a hassle, especially on that low of integrated graphics.

I don't sit back and build PCs everyday, but I've researched enough to tell you.. it's an investment. If you're not going custom, you need to shell out for a bit more, cause you will most likely just be stuck with it.