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Can I use this hardware setup? - Printable Version +- Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org) +-- Forum: Dolphin Emulator Discussion and Support (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Forum-dolphin-emulator-discussion-and-support) +--- Forum: Hardware (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Forum-hardware) +--- Thread: Can I use this hardware setup? (/Thread-can-i-use-this-hardware-setup) |
Can I use this hardware setup? - Fantersam - 04-17-2012 I currently can spend around 300 euros, so I decided to get some new hardware for my older pc. First my PC: Code: ------------------mainboard RAM CPU I hope this setup is okay so far. Could you give me suggestions for a graphic card? I'll mostly play emulators so it doesn't has to be the best. somewhere around 50- max 100 € would be great. Thanks for any help (: RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Starscream - 04-17-2012 Quote:Don't list your specs and then run off. Listing your specs (PC hardware information) and then asking what speeds you should expect would not be a valid post. Other things are needed from you, like exactly which games you want to play and what level of graphic detail you want or expect. Depending on the game, full-speed can be achieved on an average PC or the game could need a PC that is very powerful. It's not a simple all yes or all no answer (unless your PC is really outdated), so give more details when you post. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Garteal - 04-17-2012 I would definitely swap that motherboard for a p67/z68 motherboard. The motherboard you've picked does not support overclocking. A good Z68 choice would be the Asrock Z68 Pro3 Gen3. As for the GPU, a good GPU choice would be the 6750. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Fantersam - 04-17-2012 Oh.. Is overclocking really necessary? I dont even know how to do that :S. Thanks anyways (: Sorry @ Starscream I posted what I wanted to do with the PC before but accidentaly deleted the post. After I rewrote it I forget about it. mostly I want to use my pc for emulators but I would also like to be able to play games like skyrim with decent - good graphics. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Garteal - 04-17-2012 Quote:Oh.. Is overclocking really necessary? I dont even know how to do thatYes it is, if you plan to emulate more intensive games, like Super Mario Galaxy with LLE, The Last Story etc, you'll want to overclock to get better performance. Overclocking has become really easy with the 2500K. The only thing you have to do is raise the multiplier while keeping the voltages so that you can boot up and stay stable. You'll have to get a third-party CPU cooler though, the boxed one is trash. Quote:mostly I want to use my pc for emulators but I would also like to be able to play games like skyrim with decent - good graphics.Well, that changes things a bit. You will want a better GPU than the 6750 then, if you want to play at a high resolution, with high graphical settings. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - AnyOldName3 - 04-17-2012 Don't bother going for a 6950 though if you only want good graphics, as I have everything maxed out in skyrim, with high res texture dlc, and graphics mods. As I said, if you only want good, go for something in the 68xx region. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Fantersam - 04-17-2012 Okay Thank you. I'll buy a GPU later... What power supply do I need for this setup? RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - DefenderX - 04-17-2012 450/500 W are enough. RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - Fantersam - 04-18-2012 Ahh. Thank you very much. I was worried I have to buy a new power supply -_-" Do I need a big pc tower or is this one enough? http://www.amazon.de/Raidmax-Ninja-Geh%C3%A4use-MidiTower-Schwarz/dp/B000CNKE0Q RE: Can I use this hardware setup? - AnyOldName3 - 04-18-2012 That should be big enough, but I'd read some reviews before committing to it as you can't see the inside. |