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D088Y

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Hello escapist users I am not very smart when it comes to computers but I wish to play supreme commander 2 on a computer so I have to buy a new computer the best computer I can afford is this one http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/advent-centurion-cpd1301-04153050-pdt.html (in other words I have £500) but I do not know if it will run supreme commander 2 or not could you please figure it out tell me thank you for your assistance.

EDIT: All sorted thanks :)
 

Darktau

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Just... dont buy from PC world... please... give me five seconds to find you a better PC for your money. (it will run SuC2)

EDIT: Just ran a search for the graphics card with that PC, you can buy it for £50 >.< (three more seconds ;P)
 

VoidEternal

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Normally I would just link you to SC2's specs and have you compare them, but for a blatant answer to your question.

Yes, you will be able to play it. Just don't ramp up the settings TOO high... Ya know... ATI cards and all that junk.
 

Darktau

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The PRO version of this:

http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/pc/range/isysex.html (£40 above budget, but can play crysis easily :D)

Or the PRO version of this:

http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/pc/range/realm.html (puts you £81 under budget)


Ok just a quick sum up:

PC world CPU: 3.0ghz X2 = 6GHZ
ISYS: 2.5ghz X4 = 10GHZ
Realm: 2.8ghz X4 = 11.2GHZ

PC world GPU (Just done on price here, sorry but with graphics its generally more for your money)
PC world : £50-£60
Isys: £90
Realm: £90

Pc world RAM: 4gb
Isys: 4GB
Realm: 4GB

So yeah...
 

RazerSauber

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4650 isn't a great card tbh, I'm a massive hardware junkie. The 9600 is superior and that's a few years old now.

However. PC world's PC aren't really that great, even the gaming one screw 2 shoddy cards together and pray for the best. What you need in your PC to run SupCom 2 is a good processor, it deals with Physics and AI. That's pretty much all SupCom 2 is, Physics for the bullets, AI to point the bullets at you. A quad core will be better in this case than a dual core. Not often you get to say that. That 4650 won't let you max out your settings but that 9600GT with a bit of an OC might just do it.

What you're looking for is: Quad core, 4Gb RAM, decent GPU. It's hard to get a full PC for £500 that can game, especially store bought. What I suggest you do is buy a store bought PC from PC world, a quad core with 3-4Gb RAM and whack in a shiny new GPU. PC World's PC's will support a GPU on their PSU's so you've got nothing to worry about.

Buy a Quad core PC, whack in an ATi-HD4890 and you'll eat through SupCom 2 no problems