Is this a good computer to play bf2 on?

[Peter]

http://www.amazon.com/Pavilion-a1230n-Desktop-Processor-LightScribe/dp/B000BC8VV2/sr=8-2/qid=1172454409/ref=pd_bbs_2/002-4916947-2499213?ie=UTF8&s=electronics


Would this be able to play bf2? It looks like a good deal to me.

[ConscriptVirus]

not really...the x200 isnt great...and im not even sure if it is supported cuz one of my friends has that card and he cant even turn on bf2 (i think it depends on what type of x200 u get)

[Corkum]

not really, no.

[Munk_Madness]

you will have enough harddrive space ...

[WNx Makka99]

you will have enough harddrive space ...

hahaha that made me laugh, if u were thinking what i was thnking

[xXSniper1432Xx]

if you dont mind playing on dead low :(

[punkboy459]

Lol, my cousin use to have x200 express card 256mb he barley ran it...EXTREMLY laggy he can't not run on 16 player it crash in 16players the map only he can play is 16size of map :(. So my suggest get better video card like 5200 very low dead run good if you got good ram :). If you can afford a decent card get 6200 for meds and for high setting 6800gtx :) average 100$ ;)

[ConscriptVirus]

please dont get a 5200...ull regret it once it put it inside ur system. get urself at least a 6600gt or 6800gt which are pretty cheap nowadays

[Peter]

Ok, I guess it's not as good as I thought it was. Do you guys have any suggestions for something that is under $800 and will play bf2 well.

[megawhompertoo]

You could build something very nice for $800 (and if you want suggestions, just ask), but if you don't want to build, you wouldn't do bad for the money with something like a prebuilt 3800x2 w/1gb of RAM:

http://www.ecost.com/ecost/shop/detail.asp?DPNo=4959157

with a decent mid-end non-power hogging gpu like a 7600gt:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130073

That should get you gaming happy on medium-to-a-couple-of-high settings, and you save enough money to buy a game or six to boot.

(edit: or, you could add another stick or two of ram and still be just under $800)