Modern games are distinguished by incredibly complex and detailed elaboration of the inner world, therefore, they have special system requirements. Thus, how comfortable it will be to play the installed game depends on the speed of the computer and the Internet connection.
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure you buy a processor that is powerful enough. Currently, a dual-core processor with a frequency of at least 1900-3500 MHz is required for comfortable gaming. For some particularly demanding games, you'll need a quad or even six core processor. These are usually the latest generation 3D shooters. Among the lineup of devices, Intel Core processors are currently in the lead.
Step 2
The next important component is a video adapter with a core of 1000 MHz and GDDR5 memory of at least 2048 MB. The latest developments in the field of these devices are video cards of the GeForce GTX and Radeon R9 lines, which successfully cope with drawing and processing a large number of small details in games of various genres, allowing you to play comfortably at a high level of graphics settings.
Step 3
Purchase several strips of high-speed DDR3 RAM with a bus frequency of 1333-1600. The recommended size for most games is 6-8 GB. The speed of loading game levels and other characteristics depend on the quality and amount of memory.
Step 4
Make sure that the system unit has a high-quality cooling system. A cooler with a rotational speed of 900-2000 rpm will help you save a powerful processor from overheating. In addition, it is important that an adapter of the appropriate power is responsible for the power supply of the entire system unit.
Step 5
Connect an internet connection with a suitable speed for a comfortable game. Usually, 1024 Kbps is enough for this, but if you plan to play over the network at maximum settings, the speed should be higher and be 50-100 Mbps.
