Buying a budget pc and i want feedback

[Dshim483]

Hello all I am looking into purchasing this Refurbished pc http/www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834265392

I will be using it for a relatively easy to run pixelated game called realm of the mad god. Here is an example of the graphics http/imgur.com/a/xO5Rn

Here is a picture of my current specs. http/imgur.com/a/AOLl8

What i want to know is how much will my performance increase? Will I get better fps? Thats really what i want. Thanks!

 

[IceMyth]

Hi,

I dont think the PC is good for the following reasons:
1- Seems it is very old, and any maintenance you might do in the future will cost you more than the PC it self.
2- Windows Vista is kinda the worst OS Microsoft released as it is heavy, and imaging with 4GB ram.
3- Lastly it doesnt mention the GPU it has,

As for playing the game. You can play it normally as seems the specs are more than enough according to this website :http/www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=8419&game=Realm%20of%20the%20Mad%20God

Not sure if the GPU can handle it, but if it maintain the minimum specs then you are fine.

Regards,

 

[Dshim483]

Hi,

I dont think the PC is good for the following reasons:
1- Seems it is very old, and any maintenance you might do in the future will cost you more than the PC it self.
2- Windows Vista is kinda the worst OS Microsoft released as it is heavy, and imaging with 4GB ram.
3- Lastly it doesnt mention the GPU it has,

As for playing the game. You can play it normally as seems the specs are more than enough according to this website :http/www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=8419&game=Realm%20of%20the%20Mad%20God

I think you have made a mistake, vista is my current operating system and I am ugrading to the pc with the i5 and the Intel hd 4000 graphics card...

Not sure if the GPU can handle it, but if it maintain the minimum specs then you are fine.

Regards,

 

[hang-the-9]

For a game like you listed, I would not bother replacing the system you have now. A Dell XPS is better than that old HP even if it has a newer CPU.
If you want a faster video speed, and don't want to switch to a laptop, get a lower end card like a nVidia 740 or 750 (non-Ti), will run in your system and will be a lot faster than the laptop. Or spend the money on a 750 Ti or a 950 and then you can move it to a faster desktop in the future. Your CPU in the XPS is older, but is not that bad really, it's a quad core, and will run games about as well as a newer Intel i3.