I am making a medium end gaming computer, will this play in 1080i or 1080p?
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Short answer is , I don't know. I would think it depends on your rig. Building with a new mother board I would say 1080P but it depends on the mother board. This vedio card requires a 16X graphics card slot with a power supply of 350 watt or greater. If your board can support 1080P with the mucsle to render high definition vedio/audio signals and run multiscreens then this vedio card should work. Check your motherboard specifications befor you make your decission, you may find you need a higher end vedio card.
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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!
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I would recommend another graphics card the onboard graphics will ok but watching youtube on 1080p smoothly will be rough.. Depending on your cpu
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I am currently using 2560 x 1080 at 60Hz. Monitor is capable of 75Hz at other resolutions.
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Of course this will depend upon the HDTV, but the card has an HDMI output and will perform quite nicely. You're not going to run the very latest games at the highest of resolutions, but then again you're going to be running at resolutions of 1920x1080 or lower according to the specs of your display. You'll be fine. Buy the card.
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Should run on anything 300+ watts. If you are only playing movies at 1080p, your integrated graphics should be able to handle it.
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Right now, I'm playing Witcher 2 on 1366x768 resolution and most of the other settings on medium or high, with no lag and no trouble whatsoever. Also, I played Crysis 1 also on 1366x768 with no trouble either. As for as gaming computers, I have to say that right now I do use an Xbox gamepad with all of my games. IF you use the mousepad on the computer, you might have trouble because the left and right click are sensitive to touch and built into the touch pad. If you do use a mouse, I recommend getting a usb external mouse. As far as what games this PC will play, I don't think you'll have any problem with graphics or fps. Great gaming computer.
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Nope bs 1600x900 res. I told them about it I bought two of these and both were not 1080p
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I would get a video card that can support that resolution. I often struggled just using 1920x1080 with this cpu. Not sure what the max is but I would go no further then 1920x1080.
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I can play the Witcher with medium quality graphics, so I think you're set to panda it up.
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I'm not sure, check the specifications of the game and compare them with the laptop.
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It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to higher end graphic card in the future.
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I think so. I bought it to play Guild Wars 2, and I expected to to medium settings, I can run it at medium to high very easily. It's a quiet machine, and a little big, but then I can use it as part of my desk. If you compare requirements for GW2 and Rune II, that should tell you what you need to know. I would say more likely.
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I couldn't tell, my monitor doesn't support 1080p! In the end I sent it back and bought a 75ft VGA cable and a new 1080p monitor for the same price.
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i have that computer and it ran Starcraft in ultra quality without problems at original native resolution and connected to my fullhd panasonic lcd via hdmi at 1920x1080 picels... looks awesome!
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Plug and Play on either. Using on the Apple desktop I am answering this question on, right now. If your video card supports wide screen in my case 1920 X 1080.
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This card will play it but the frame rates would be sad. Sub 20's probably. Go for an 8600GT or better yet GTS You'll get double the performance for not much more money. Also depends on what processor/ram you have?? Woody