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Your budget is quite tight for a decent system. I'd say you need at least £300-350 in order to be able to purchase a system that can run things comfortably.
Of course, the system you need solely depends on what you want to do with it. If you want to hardcore game + multi-task religiously, then your budget is obviously going to need to increase even further to afford that kind of power.
The problem with pre-built is they cheap out on components so you usually always run into performance-related issues (due to poor combination of hardware), that's why people keep saying "build your own", it might sound annoying (especially when you've said you can't) but it's the truth.
Becoming your own PC builder makes you the boss of what goes in and out of your system, that's why it's most favoured. I've yet to build my own but eventually I will because pre-built suck if you want to do any form of real gaming or perform intensive tasks comfortably.
Of course if you want to save costs, you could always buy a system that doesn't have an OS installed (this may cut out costs since it's probably factored into the cost of the entire system) and allow you to get something better out of your budget. That's what I did. However, getting the OS for free requires a bit of knowledge and has to be something you're comfortable doing (if you're paranoid about stuff).
You might not think it, but currently, this game seems to demand quite a lot out of your system. The weaker it is, the more it'll struggle with a game like this.
I don't think the system you listed would perform well with RS3, tbh. :S like I said, your budget is quite strict to get something that would be considered decent.
I'm not sure what to list as a replacement because if I had that low of a budget for a system, I most likely wouldn't bother because it'd be a waste. .
Of course, the system you need solely depends on what you want to do with it. If you want to hardcore game + multi-task religiously, then your budget is obviously going to need to increase even further to afford that kind of power.
The problem with pre-built is they cheap out on components so you usually always run into performance-related issues (due to poor combination of hardware), that's why people keep saying "build your own", it might sound annoying (especially when you've said you can't) but it's the truth.
Becoming your own PC builder makes you the boss of what goes in and out of your system, that's why it's most favoured. I've yet to build my own but eventually I will because pre-built suck if you want to do any form of real gaming or perform intensive tasks comfortably.
Of course if you want to save costs, you could always buy a system that doesn't have an OS installed (this may cut out costs since it's probably factored into the cost of the entire system) and allow you to get something better out of your budget. That's what I did. However, getting the OS for free requires a bit of knowledge and has to be something you're comfortable doing (if you're paranoid about stuff).
You might not think it, but currently, this game seems to demand quite a lot out of your system. The weaker it is, the more it'll struggle with a game like this.
I don't think the system you listed would perform well with RS3, tbh. :S like I said, your budget is quite strict to get something that would be considered decent.
I'm not sure what to list as a replacement because if I had that low of a budget for a system, I most likely wouldn't bother because it'd be a waste. .
24-Nov-2015 22:44:33 - Last edited on 24-Nov-2015 22:48:50 by Singularity
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