Hi..I have a noobie question about if my pc can handle this game..

I know the dell 3000 is bad for gaming..But my friend has a 2-4 yr old buisness comp that older then mine and runs WOW not great and not good but it can still run it...


I was thinking..If I can handle WOW on my comp?

my only real Big issue is the graphics card that is a integrated 2 graphics card.. :(??

Whud do you think?


Cant find out my specs but I have 512 mbRAm atleast..heres a dell info about it..Although I have the midprice one..This MAY help.

http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/dimen_3000?c=us&l=en&s=dfh&~tab=specstab#tabtop


IM asking can I play Wow on my comp? even onlow settings...srry I dont know my sPECIFIC specs.

get Geforce VIdeo Card

Directx 9.0+

Window update and it'll work.

I have directX 9.0//Shoudl I update it..But I dont wanna buy antoehr grapohics card if my comp wont work?

And I tested my direct X stuff..it works and I have the newest version I think.

You can more or less play this game on a rock..

dude that pc is better than mine and i play wow just fine on lowest but that thing aside from the video card i have no idea everything else is better than mine

P.S.
would anyone like to donate to the gamers with crappy pc's fund


lol

yeah my comps like his, and im thinkin about gettin this game too, how do u get ur system specs up, noob question sry:D :confused:

wait i think i found them

Celeron CPU 2.60GHz, 2.59GHz, 256 MB of RAM yeah i played space cowboy on it too, and it only went slow when i lot of ppl on, so yeah

yeah my comps like his, and im thinkin about gettin this game too, how do u get ur system specs up, noob question sry:D :confused:

wait i think i found them

Celeron CPU 2.60GHz, 2.59GHz, 256 MB of RAM yeah i played space cowboy on it too, and it only went slow when i lot of ppl on, so yeah
i dont know about you being able to play it cuz my specs on my comp are better than yours and i lagg alot in orgrimmar and sometimes outside.

I doubt your pc would be able to run WoW. However for future spec checking if on windows do things Start > Run > Dxdiag.

ghhh, damn crappy computer...