Posted March 03, 2013
Senteria: While we're on the subject. I want to improve my computer. It's home build like all the computers I've owned. I just wonder which parts should be considered upgraded. I know my memory is on the low end and it would be the first thing on my improvement list. Anyway it got the following:
Intel Core i3 540 @3.07 Ghz
Main board: Asus P7P55D LE
Memory: DDR 3 Dual. 2x2 gb which makes up for a total of 4.00 GB ram.
Graphics: Radeon HD 5830 - 1024 Mbytes - GDDR5
I've played the Witcher 2 on high settings but in Loc Muinne I noticed at a certain area it would load forever and just freeze. Also clicking on load game or auto loading takes quite a while. Might that be a memory issue? I know when I play the witcher 2 I don't have that much memory left.
You fell for the typical Intel ruse with that CPU (release a CPU with a socket which will be dead by the next gen) Intel Core i3 540 @3.07 Ghz
Main board: Asus P7P55D LE
Memory: DDR 3 Dual. 2x2 gb which makes up for a total of 4.00 GB ram.
Graphics: Radeon HD 5830 - 1024 Mbytes - GDDR5
I've played the Witcher 2 on high settings but in Loc Muinne I noticed at a certain area it would load forever and just freeze. Also clicking on load game or auto loading takes quite a while. Might that be a memory issue? I know when I play the witcher 2 I don't have that much memory left.
I'd recommend a mid-class i5 and more RAM (I'd say get 8GB, so it would be a bit more futureproof, because RAM technology changes slowly), the GPU is pretty good, it can handle most games (so I'd upgrade it a bit later), the first things to do are buy more RAM, and then maybe get a new CPU and motherboard