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Hi all,

I enjoy playing WOW at a friends house and now looking to buy a PC . Im not looking for a power house of a PC, only one that i can enjoy playing wow comfortable on. The PC im looking at has these specs:

INTEL DUAL CORE 2.6 GHZ

GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARD

WESTERN DIGITAL 320GB HARD DRIVE

ATI 4650 1GB GRAPHICS CARD

500W POWER SUPPLY

DVD-RW

WINDOWS 7 RAIL VERSION

CIT QUALITY ATX CASE

Would this PC allow me to play?

Thanks for any help or advice in advance|||You've left out some important details, like how much RAM is this thing running with and what OS will it use?

Isn't an ATI 4650 one of the older ones?|||Quote:








You've left out some important details, like how much RAM is this thing running with and what OS will it use?

Isn't an ATI 4650 one of the older ones?




Yes sorry,

It has 2GB CORSAIR Ram and windows 7 but will most likely put on XP. not sure if it is old or not. most forums say it should be good but not sure to be honest.|||2 Gig i low, you're going to have lag problems in almost anything after classic content. Go for atleast 4 or more RAM if you can.



-For comparison my Vid card is an ATI 5800 series.|||Quote:








2 Gig i low, you're going to have lag problems in almost anything after classic content. Go for atleast 4 or more RAM if you can.



-For comparison my Vid card is an ATI 5800 series.




Thanks for the info|||Quote:








Thanks for the info




Could i just buy 4gb of ram and just install or does it take more, sorry bit of a noob to adding componets?|||RAM is one of the easiest things to install. Just pop the old sticks out and the new sticks in. I'd recommend going for two sticks of 2 GB.|||Quote:








RAM is one of the easiest things to install. Just pop the old sticks out and the new sticks in. I'd recommend going for two sticks of 2 GB.




Great, I feel better now, went mad on ebay fever and bought it a few minutes ago.

Thanks|||Make sure you get the correct type of RAM (Pin count, type, etc.) for your computer.|||4650 isn't too bad still, it not current generation, but its still pretty good bang for your buck