im planning on getting a new computer in the budget of €250. there are quite a few.nothing too fancy.just looking for 30-60fps on low to medium
ill post the links.the processors are pentium j or i3.i think these could run it.just need your opinion
is pentium j enough?
Id like some opinions and hard facts.thanks for your time^^
Dr Clueless PhD1 votesThe mimimum specs should be the same as the old SR, roughly. The stuff listed on the website is legit and up-to-date.
I don't recommend a prebuilt PC, btw. You can get the same specs cheaper, or get a better machine for the same price, building it yourself.
Zaphyro1 votesim not allowed to build one D=.still.do ya think that those cpus could cut it?.they seem good.
disregardable1 votesNote that the first one doesn't have an operating system, meaning you'd need to obtain a copy (that's extra money or a shit ton of effort). I know the 250 pound one is the 2nd most expensive, but it has the least old graphics card of the lot. If you really don't want to spend more (seriously you should spend more), that's your best bet.
Zaphyro1 votesactually.i have a spare operating system code in my house.Also would pentium j be enough to run it?.thanks for the reply^^
disregardable1 votesOf course, but the processor isn't really the concern.
Zaphyro1 votesisnt it?I thought the gpu and cpu was...
Zaphyro1 voteseh...thats strange.ah well.i know for a fact an i3 with intel hd graphics 4000 can run it decently....
darkorpse1 voteseh...thats strange.ah well.i know for a fact an i3 with intel hd graphics 4000 can run it decently....
League has rather low system requirements on low settings; hell, it's demand with everything maxed out is minimal.
On board graphics with 2gb of ram and a duo2 processor (2x 2.4ghz) -can- run league... but good luck running league with other programs/processes running in the background.
Moral: League not resource intensive Multitasking: always resource intensive
If you want to play, you can do it on almost anything. If you want to multi-task (stream, etc.) you will want at least 8gb of ram with an I3 (honestly I wouldn't settle for anything less than an I7 but that's mostly ego) and a 400 series (preferably 600+ series) GPU or newer (using nvidia cards as a reference)
Zaphyro1 votesi too prefer an i3.they come with decent 400 graphics.still.a new question...suppose i have an i3 desktop with inbuilt 400 gpu.could i add a seperate nividia gpu to it in the future?
darkorpse1 votesi too prefer an i3.they come with decent 400 graphics.still.a new question...suppose i have an i3 desktop with inbuilt 400 gpu.could i add a seperate nividia gpu to it in the future?
Assuming the case has space for it, yes. You'll have to disable the onboard graphics for the installed card to work properly but it's not overly difficult to do. If you don't know what you're doing though, it might not hurt to have someone who does do it for you.