[QUOTE="Dustin_Broke"]So even this computer is brand new it won't play all todays games even at low settings? I thought this Sony would play it since it has a good CPU. It's an Intel i3 2.4 Ghz with 4 GB ram and can go upto 8 GB. I just got this PC yesterday at OfficeMax localy. What games can it play at low settings for todays games? just wondering.ionusX

red alert 3

WoW

sniper:ghost warrior

code of honor 3: desperate measures

umm sec..

moonbase alpha

alien swarm will probably play

beyond those basically old games really like pre 2004 titles

serious sam: TSE (not HD TSE)

painkiller

stuff like that.

He meant today's games, and the answer is no.

Buy a BenQ monitor. One you'd like would be a BenQ G2222HD. I haven't bought Samsung since one of their TV's broke in 30min after trying it out.

So even this computer is brand new it won't play all todays games even at low settings? I thought this Sony would play it since it has a good CPU. It's an Intel i3 2.4 Ghz with 4 GB ram and can go upto 8 GB. I just got this PC yesterday at OfficeMax localy. What games can it play at low settings for todays games? just wondering.Dustin_Broke

None. Metro 2033 would choke, Crysis would be an unplayable mess, Mass Effect 1 and 2 would be a slideshow and Dragon Age may work. May.

The motherboard doesn't have a integrated GPU. I have a BFG GEFORCE GTX 260 OC MAXCORE 896MB (Core 216) and installed the latest drivers for it yesterday. Same problem with the old and new drivers. HeyDoYaThang

Check Nvidia's control panel for any adjustments.

Can you try plugging the monitor into the intergrated GPU, if you have a built in GPU? If not, update your drivers to the latest one and use the control panel of the drivers to try and adjust the image.

Change the mode to standard and disable any fancy features. Then calibrate it with Win 7's built in tool.

If it works in Safe Mode, uninstall all drivers then use Driver Sweeper then boot into Windows with the stock driver. If that works, the card may be OK.

on the brightside you can play a lot of older classic titlesgmaster456

True, try DosBox. Wolfenstein 3D never gets old.

It'll work on Medium at least.

I haven't gotten the motivation to bother watching it yet. It looked interesting but at the same time I get the feeling its going to be really slow since its an actual series and not just a 2 hour movie. Someday I might watch it but probably not honestlytestfactor888

Slow how? Its basically zombies getting shot up as the main characters try to survive.