Can I run Far Cry 3 on my pc

Loonylion19 Oct 2013 · 16:55 UTC

#21

is this a desktop PC or a laptop?

necr019 Oct 2013 · 20:48 UTC

#22

Replying to #21

Icarus007It is a prebuilt Desktop

Loonylion19 Oct 2013 · 21:32 UTC

#23

oops didnt notice that.The thing you need to bear in mind with prebuilts is the system is designed to work the way it is. Manufacturers tend not to consider the possibility of people wanting to upgrade, and in some cases even go out of their way to stop you by using custom parts. The cooling in a prebuilt will be adequate for the system, but only just, and likewise the PSU will be adequate for the system in its stock configuration, but again, only just. If you put a more powerful graphics card in your computer, the chances are you will also need to upgrade the PSU to cope with the additional power draw of the new graphics card, because the current PSU is very likely to be a no-name brand and running on a very tight margin.

Icarus007OP20 Oct 2013 · 05:01 UTC

#24

Thanks for the input :) . The thing is that I am in a very tight Budget of around 20,000 rupees or 202 pounds or 326 dollars. and within that price range i have to upgrade everything. Could you suggest some parts.

necr020 Oct 2013 · 05:15 UTC

#25

Replying to #24

Near impossible.
You're going to have to choose between a graphics card or RAM. Not both, unless you want crappy parts.

oleg.granitov20 Oct 2013 · 06:57 UTC

#26

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Icarus007OP20 Oct 2013 · 08:10 UTC

#27

So RAM it is then

necr020 Oct 2013 · 08:27 UTC

#28

*Xenirina uses Whistle to call the wild Loonylion*

Icarus007OP20 Oct 2013 · 09:33 UTC

#29

I have to keep in mind what loonylion said before going on a buying spree

Loonylion · #23The thing you need to bear in mind with prebuilts is the system is designed to work the way it is. Manufacturers tend not to consider the possibility of people wanting to upgrade, and in some cases even go out of their way to stop you by using custom parts. The cooling in a prebuilt will be adequate for the system, but only just, and likewise the PSU will be adequate for the system in its stock configuration, but again, only just. If you put a more powerful graphics card in your computer, the chances are you will also need to upgrade the PSU to cope with the additional power draw of the new graphics card, because the current PSU is very likely to be a no-name brand and running on a very tight margin.

Loonylion20 Oct 2013 · 11:18 UTC

#30

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I've already told you, English only on this forum, and we don't allow warez discussion either.

Replying to #29

Ram is generally a safe upgrade providing the machine (board, CPU and OS) can handle the higher amount.

Icarus007OP20 Oct 2013 · 12:20 UTC

#31

Replying to #30

Point to be noted , Thanks a Lot ,actually i read that even in the best PC's Far cry 3 Has a bit of a lag Because it hogs on RAM unlike most other games .

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