A:Answerit runs Shadow of Mordor, which if you check the requirements it is a pretty demanding game. It runs Shadow of Mordor on high settings at 30 fps.
A:AnswerCS:GO gets above 100 FPS on the highest settings and Call Of duty games get about 60 FPS on moderate settings. I personally play Black Ops 2 so any game past that title is a mystery to me.
A:AnswerUpgrades for performance usually depend on what you're trying to play/do. Normally the most influential upgrade you can make to a gaming system such as this one would be to install the graphics card of your preference. If you'd like assistance in selecting upgrades for your specific needs; you may want to give our tech support a call at:
(888)937-5582
or contact me directly at:
[email protected]
A:AnswerThis was my first Gaming Desktop purchase, I have had it for 6 months now and this beast of a PC runs anything I want it to on modest settings and even highest settings on some games and has had no bottlenecks or break downs yet.
A:AnswerCurrently this computer cannot have any RAM added to it. 16 Gigabytes of RAM is definitely all you would need. Honestly you really only need 8 Gig of RAM to be able to run even the most power hungry games that would require a high amount of multitasking. Now for your question about the power supply, I'm not sure about the actual power supply, But from the reviews I would definitely suggest getting a new one. (Atleast 500 Watts) 600 would be plenty for a power supply bc this is not a top of the line desktop.
A:AnswerDear Valued Customer,
Please forgive my delayed response. You are allowed to replace whatever parts that you wish within our computers, without voiding the warranty; however we can only warranty the parts that the machine came with originally. Also keep in mind that we cannot warranty parts that have been physically damaged, so be careful during any part swaps and you should be fine.
Hope this answered your question, feel free to send anymore questions you may have to [email protected]
A:AnswerDear Valued Customer,
This computer can run each game at the following resolutions and still use medium to high settings:
Lego- any resolution
CS:GO- any resolution
GTA V- 1280 x 900
Star Wars:TOR- any resolution
World of Warcraft- any resolution
Fallout 3- any resolution
Arma 3- any resolution
Skyrim- any resolution
A:AnswerDear Valued Customer,
You may replace any parts that you'd like to within our systems. However please be aware that hardware different than what initially came with the computer will not be covered by our 1 year parts and warranty services.
If you have any further questions feel free to send them to [email protected]
A:AnswerDear Valued Customer,
Sorry for the delayed response;
So long as you have the appropriate connecting cable, that monitor should be compatible with any of our PCs
A:AnswerThey stock the computers every now and then but because it is a very good deal, people grab them quickly, I was lucky to get mine when I did so just visit the page everyday and wait for it to be available.
A:AnswerThe stock MotherBoard for this computer has an ATX form factor; 30.5cm x 24.4cm
sorry for the delayed response, i hope that this information was not to late to help you.
A:AnswerThis model does have additional available internal 5.25" and 3.5" slots for SSD. If you have any further inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
A:AnswerThe motherboard for this model support single graphics card. It does not support dual video card Crossfire. If you have any further inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
A:AnswerHi since this was 2months ago I don't know if you picked all ready but I spoke to a best buy representative and they told me to get the corsair power supply but I don't know if I want the 850 or 750watts
A:AnswerIm not sure what graphics card is compatible. But I can definitely guide you to the right one. First find out the model of the motherboard. Then simply look up graphics cards that will fit that motherboard. Once you find the one that you like (make sure its higher than the one thats already in the computer itself) then simply take off the back of the computer and reveal the inside and find the graphics card. Pull it out, and pop the new graphics card in.... be carefull though. You don't want to damage any of the parts inside.
