What is the best game for PC with low processor speed? like 700Mghz?
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There are lot game for this speed of processor, depends on what kind of game u like.\nI like to play strategy game like Warcraft, Starcraft, Red Alert, Dune 2000, and also Need for speed.\nRequirement for Warcraft III also need PIII 500Mhz only, so your comp sure can handle it(if you like strategy game).\nOf cause there are no problem for the small flash game like Zuma, Rocket Mania, Dynomite and many small game else. \ni am not sure for RPG game, i mean the requirement for RPG game. So, actually your computer is much more better than mine, i am using P-MMX 233 Mhz with 32 MB RAM only, my fren... ...
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I believe te fastest processors are clocked between 3 - 3.4 GHz. I have however seen machines being overclocked to run at 4 GHz. This however is a surefire way of shortening the life of your processor and cooling a system that running so hot is a pain in the butt. \n\nYour best bet would be to look at an Intel Pentium Dual Core Pressler chip the speeds range from 2.6GHz to 3.4GHz. I know AMD has the FX series that come in that range of speed.
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Nvidia GeForce 7800, PCI-X, preferably with 512Mb of RAM. Very expensive, though.
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Actually, an average PC will do quite well, say 1.5-2Ghz. However, for rich multimedia, concentrate your study on the best VIDEO card. That is where all the processing burden is going to go. Look into Gforce or ATI cards. They vary greatly.
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Do... find a 50 dollar CPU on ebay and bust it open and play with the software.  Ofcourse, there is also the library....
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laptops are usually not meant to play games (in general they have weaker graphics card, so you have to look carefully because they are not easily upgradable like desktops), so that may be why you are experiencing slow downs. Older games will work better on the laptop, unless you know that the graphics card is strong enough.\n\nAlso with a laptop, a too graphically intense game will drain your batteries out really fast in conjunction with overheating your computer. So pick your game wisely and enjoy your trip.
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None I can think of, but even though if you find it you won't able to play a smooth 3D graphic game. \n  The reason to have a good 3D card is to help generate a detail graphic with certain pre-programed graphic logarithm build in in the card to reduce the CPU processing time.\n  So if you want the CPU to generate all the graphic in the game, which make the game very very slow, highly likely it is not playable.
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For gaming, you need to make sure that all the parts are reasonably fast.  As another person mentioned, most PCs come with cheap or built-in graphics.\nAlso, some chip sets don't do the CPU justice - check the benchmarks.  Most newer games are CPU limited with the best graphics cards, but you won't change your performance much unless you have a decent motherboard.\nFaster memory might make more difference - be careful too since now there are DDR2 versions, they are faster (M2 series of AMD) and memory : CPU performance can give more boost than most people think.\nConsider too, that the final speed difference between a medium and high speed chip (10% faster) might increase the cost by $150, where in a year, the next chip with bigger cache and even higher clocks might cost $150 and be a >30% performance upgrade.\nMost current games that I know of cannot use the dual core capabilities, but Vista will use some to help games run faster.  It is a lot of work for game writers to split their game in two for dual-cores, and since most people don't have these chips yet, the game companies aren't in a hurry.
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Well, is the 1.7 GHZ the "MINIMUM" requirement, or the recommended. It probably won't be worth playing if you don't meet the minimum. As long as you meet the minimum requirements you can usually play in lower resolutions, with fewer effects enabled.
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Make sure you have nothing else running in the background. If you don't have a high end laptop,  games that are heavy on graphics will run slow and/or freeze.
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Technically, as long as it's a x86 32-bit processor, it will run on any system, the only thing that really matters is how fast the processor is in terms of clock speed. You could run it on a 100mhz Pentium 1 system, but I really really wouldn't reccomend it.
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it looks like ur processor with 433 MHz is too slow for running Win XP..\n\nfollw these steps to get the maximum performance it can give:\n\n-- Run Disk Clean Up for each drive every day.. it can be found in the start>programs>accessories>system tools..\n\n-- Run Disk Defragmenter for each drive once in a week.. it too can be found under start>programs>accessories>system tools.. this may take hours..\n\n-- Run Error Check(Scan Disk) for each drive.. Right click the drive icon.. take properties.. inside the 'Tool' tab it will be found..\n\n-- Check for unused programs that are installed in the system and remove if any..  this can be done using Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs..\n\n-- Right click My Computer.. take properties.. take 'Advanced' tab.. take 'Settings' under 'Performance' section.. choose 'Adjust for best performance' button.. apply the changes..\n   take 'System Restore' tab in the same window.. select 'Turn off system restore on all drives'.. apply the changes..\n   take 'Automatic updates' tab.. choose 'Turn off automatic updating'..(This step is not a must)..\n   click ok..\n\n-- Take Start>Run, type msconfig.. a window will pop-up.. inside that take statup tab.. check for unwanted startup intems and uncheck it all.. it requires restarting of the system..\n\nrestart your system.. now it will give the maximum performance it can.. good luck..
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You can find what you want on E-Bay.  I don't know how fast you want it but E-Bay will have it.\n\nI got a 650 mhz IBM Lenovo for less than $200 and it serves me well.
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try this one..\nXFX GeForce 6600GT 256 MB PCI-E SLI Ready Graphics Card
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The AMD X2 processor is great for games, the X2 4200+ is a good one thats not too costly but great, 2.2Ghz and good size cache.
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I would look for an Intel Core 2 Solo 2.0 GHz, with 512 MB of RAM
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having a dual core processor will not boost the performance. Dual core was designed for Multi Processing i.e decoding video and playing a game at the same time. \n\nmy advice is for you to notice the front side bus of the processor ( the more the marrier ) the cash memory of the processor, the Clock speed of the processor ( which people usually call processor speed ). also there is a big wieght on Ram and VGA card. when you lag in game, its not usually from the processor, its from the VGA card or memory. specially when in dust/fog environment. \n\nif you need more info on what to decide, refer to http://www.tomshardware.com\n\ngood luck