How can you not run SWTOR on max?

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How can you not run SWTOR on max?

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BaanisKeeg

12.14.2011 , 07:38 PM \| #51	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Turst Um.. Of course you can afford a $2500 machine, you live with your parents. Nice to see your priorities are buying a $2500 machine instead of taking some responsibility and taking care of your family. Get out in the real world and see what it's like. Stop being a burden on your parents. Me? I've got a mortgage, two very large car payments, bills, and 2 kids myself. I also have a 3 year old laptop that can run this game good enough for my standards. arghhh.. for anyone else that takes offense to that, forgive me... I just cannot stand free-loaders. Chances are my tax money paid for that $2500 machine he's bragging about... And here I was thinking I was the only one thinking this.. QFT
Whatever the question, Stock Strike is the answer.

Bladedakoda

12.14.2011 , 07:38 PM \| #52	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by wolfsheadbane lol we maintain our car and pay rent to live with my parents , my family won't let us move out because they want to see the children every day Yeah a car and rent, try doing that when you have 4 kids, bills a mortgage , a couple of cars, rates. I could go on but really it is not worth the trouble. The point is yeah i can save get a few parts here and there then put it all together when i have everything i need. But not everyone can just go out and blow a heap of money on something that is not a priority. People saying i don't understand why people don't have a machine that will run it on max settings, thats right you don't understand cause you are just arrogant.

Victrixz

12.14.2011 , 07:39 PM \| #53	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by wolfsheadbane I just can't comprehend how in this day and age where i could buy a laptop for like 200-300 that could run the game on max settings that people still have computer from 1990 that get low fps still on low settings? i know everyone doesn't have money but somewhere within the 20 year span of having your computer surely saving 1 dollar a day could afford enough for a computer not still on DOS Edit: Some one of you people don't seem to get what i am trying to say , i am talking about people who seemingly must have 10+ year old computers because because even computers 3-4 years old could run this game fine and ram is so extremely cheap nowdays my friend bought 16 gig of ram for 120 dollars , so buying 2-3 more gig isn't going to make you starve if you have the 59.99$ to buy this game and then 15$ sub i dont see how you don't seem to have the money to upgrade your computer out of the stone age WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING... laptop for 200-300 bucks that can run this game on max settings? Seriously.. Do you have any hardware knowledge what so ever?
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Breach

12.14.2011 , 07:39 PM \| #54	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Trashyy So last week I went with my not that technically inclined brother as a favor to buy a laptop at Best Buy. The sales people were simply astounding. He wanted to spend roughly $400 and be able to play Skyrim and some decent games. I had two different sales agents tell us to buy a Mac because and I qoute,"It is impossible for a Mac to get a virus as they can't make virus' for them". It is very easy for an uninformed consumer/gamer to spend a $500 for a computer with an 250mb integrated video card that stutters to play TOR at 20FPS. The sales agent me and my brother spent most of our time with was under the impression that the CPU determines how well your system can play a game as so was my brother. While this is true to a certain extent she was un-familiar with what a GPU was. Thankfully I went and my brother got a good machine that can handle most games very well. LOL sells people gun sell. People need to read up online...in 2 hours people could be able to understand how all the hardware in your computer works.

fadingdimension

12.14.2011 , 07:40 PM \| #55	Quote
I don't think anyone is complaining about not being able to run their crappy pc on MAX settings. So I'm not sure why you even bothered with posting this thread. It just comes across as indirect self boasting.

Rohanin

12.14.2011 , 07:42 PM \| #56	Quote
haha I'm still using a Conroe and been able to run games like wow, lotro on max. Why would I spend money to upgrade my pc every year? I would better spend those 300$ on weekend in Paris than a new cpu...

Breach

12.14.2011 , 07:43 PM \| #57	Quote
Oh BTW anyone buying a computer more than 1000 dollars is spending too much...learn to build your own systems people. Saves thousands literally.

wolfsheadbane

12.14.2011 , 07:43 PM \| #58	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Turst Um.. Of course you can afford a $2500 machine, you live with your parents. Nice to see your priorities are buying a $2500 machine instead of taking some responsibility and taking care of your family. Get out in the real world and see what it's like. Stop being a burden on your parents. Me? I've got a mortgage, two very large car payments, bills, and 2 kids myself. I also have a 3 year old laptop that can run this game good enough for my standards. arghhh.. for anyone else that takes offense to that, forgive me... I just cannot stand free-loaders. Chances are my tax money paid for that $2500 machine he's bragging about... haha maybe you should get out into the real world and stop buying games and then wasting your money on a subscription fee and get your priorities straight

Mervyn

12.14.2011 , 07:45 PM \| #59	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Bladedakoda Some people have kids, a house to pay off, a car or two to maintain , not all of us live no wait sponge off our parents to get other things. Thats not a very good arguement since pretty much everyone buys a new computer every few years. Instead of going to best buy or walmart to buy a system you should invest the extra $200 and get a real gaming cpu build My athlon 64 x2 build from like 5 years ago runs swtor and every other game on the market fine.

wolfsheadbane

12.14.2011 , 07:48 PM \| #60	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Mervyn Thats not a very good arguement since pretty much everyone buys a new computer every few years. Instead of going to best buy or walmart to buy a system you should invest the extra $200 and get a real gaming cpu build My athlon 64 x2 build from like 5 years ago runs swtor and every other game on the market fine. yeah this is what i am trying to say , the game isn't exactly taxing on your system people either have hardware issues or have a computer created in the 90s with integrated graphics on windows 98 my 4 year old computer can run this fine and todays standards you could pick it up for around 200 bucks if that

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