If you need help building a computer or advice on parts.

[blazingsonic]

Okay I have a question, my Laptop has the following, A Geforce 8400M GS and a Intel Core Duo CPU T8300 am I good for PSO2 or do I need to something higher?

[blazingsonic]

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Sku=I455-56400 If you know where I can get better let me know, for the record I have 0 PC building experience so I like to avoid doing that for now, til I can get more money to blow towards learning out with a practice CPU building kit.

[Ark22]

Putting together a PC is like putting blocks together with plugs =D. Just ask a expert what size case and everything that fits and the rest is a walk in the park. ALSO the GPU is a Intel HD graphics 3000. I think it should work

[Ark22]

Going to the store to buy that laptop =D! Hopefully Intel HD3000 can run PSO2...Think it should. Pso2 doesn't look like a power whore

[blazingsonic]

From what the specs show on other topics looks like it it won't, I might get one of those CPU that looks like a game console.

[Malachite]

I think you mean PC, lol. CPU means processor. But no, your gpu doesn't cut it.

[Ark22]

About to buy myself a really badass laptop

http://www.staples.com/HP-Pavilion-d...product_332978

[Nuclearranger]

Okay I have a question, my Laptop has the following, A Geforce 8400M GS and a Intel Core Duo CPU T8300 am I good for PSO2 or do I need to something higher?

After looking up the GPU and CPU I would say it MIGHT pull low end settings, even then with intermittent slowdowns...

[blazingsonic]

Thanks, okay that point has been pounded in, I need a either a new PC or Laptop, one that overkill the game and not drain my bank account, I never build a PC before the what worries me is the motherboard and the really small parts, I won't go to that if I don't have to, I know Dell likes to sell their brand but that's only place I ever did business with.

[Nuclearranger]

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Sku=I455-56400 If you know where I can get better let me know, for the record I have 0 PC building experience so I like to avoid doing that for now, til I can get more money to blow towards learning out with a practice CPU building kit.

For that amount of money.... I would REALLY stress you buy the build I posted and build that. I can assure you it is pretty easy.

Basically...

Put the CD drive in the case, put the harddrive in the case

bolt the MOBO to the back of the case

put the cpu in the mobo

plug the GPU in, ram in, anything else in

put the power supply in the case

plug all of the parts to the PSU

turn it on, install windows


NOTE: extremely rough directions, typed up in 20 seconds.