Official Diablo 3 Thread

icezkewl

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Hi! I've got a question:

I'm running AMD Athlon X2 processor with 1gb ram and Palit GeForce 9600GT gfx card.

I was looking to play D3 on ultra settings (I also play WoW and would like to play it on ultra too)

Anyone can recommend me a gfx card? I was thinking of Palit GTX560 Ti and upgrading my ram.

Also, do I need to upgrade my processor? How much ram should I get? Last built my comp 3-4 years ago and looking to upgrade it now. Don't really use it for much else other than gaming/internet.

Thanks!
 

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Asus HD7870 DirectCu II 2GB DDR5 like out of stock my frd went to buy they say no more i tink is fuwell, he got sapphire instead
 

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pple are asking about lag/perf due to hardware specs... but since this is online game (playing on servers), isn't the lag more likely to be due to internet connection? e.g if you were on the orange one....
 

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pple are asking about lag/perf due to hardware specs... but since this is online game (playing on servers), isn't the lag more likely to be due to internet connection? e.g if you were on the orange one....

Most of the gamers usually have broadband or fiber nowadays anyway. So we are not really worried for the connection. What we worried is that the comp cant handle the requirements.
 

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Hi,

I'm putting off buying a gaming notebook till next year and I'm trying to find out if my current Dell Studio 14 notebook can run Diablo 3 under medium to low settings.

Processor: Intel i5-520M processor
RAM: 4GB
Graphics Card: ATI Mobility Radeon(TM) HD 5450 - 1GB

No problems on the processor and RAM. My concern is the graphics card. I read that the HD5450M is similar to a HD 4550 desktop version which I think should meet the minimum requirements but in this website -> Link

It state that my graphics card doesn't meet the requirements.

Any inputs?
 

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Hi,

I'm putting off buying a gaming notebook till next year and I'm trying to find out if my current Dell Studio 14 notebook can run Diablo 3 under medium to low settings.

Processor: Intel i5-520M processor
RAM: 4GB
Graphics Card: ATI Mobility Radeon(TM) HD 5450 - 1GB

No problems on the processor and RAM. My concern is the graphics card. I read that the HD5450M is similar to a HD 4550 desktop version which I think should meet the minimum requirements but in this website -> Link

It state that my graphics card doesn't meet the requirements.

Any inputs?

hardly there..
 

whysoserioushuh

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Intel core 2 Duo E755 @ 2.93ghz
2Gb Ram
Geforce 9600T
Windows 32bit

just wanna check if i wanna change to his hd6850 ddr5 no issue right?
 

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Intel core 2 Duo E755 @ 2.93ghz
2Gb Ram
Geforce 9600T
Windows 32bit

just wanna check if i wanna change to his hd6850 ddr5 no issue right?

No issue at all. I am still using my Asus Black Knight ATI 4870. I don't intend to change unless it is not working.
 

whysoserioushuh

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No issue at all. I am still using my Asus Black Knight ATI 4870. I don't intend to change unless it is not working.

so i dont have to change motherboard and stuff? cause i checked with my friends they said have to change motherboard. just replace card and good to go?
 
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