[BlackSwordsMan]

3 G's if you're a ballah?

[VietMTwarrior]

Originally Posted by SpacePotato

When min requirements say 512M you need 1G to play a decent game, 2G to enjoy it.

so I guess 2G if I want to have fun then eh? any suggestions on what's a good place to buy the RAM? and thanks for the help so far guys

[Magooglie]

newegg .com is a good site for computing needs. Both Kingston and Crucial make good ram and sell it off their sites. What kind of computer do you have right now and what are your specs? Some older models have a max for Ram so you should do some research before you buy.

[VietMTwarrior]

Originally Posted by Magooglie

newegg .com is a good site for computing needs. Both Kingston and Crucial make good ram and sell it off their sites. What kind of computer do you have right now and what are your specs? Some older models have a max for Ram so you should do some research before you buy.

I don't even know what kind of computer it is besides that it's a PC, I just know it's a custom built computer for gaming, I bought it in 04 so it's awhile back and the only specs I know of is that it has Pentium 4, 2.0+ ghz and an nvidia geforce card (forgot which kind).

[ahheadlock]

if you only have 256mb of RAM, chances are the rest of your computer is not quite up to spec either.

[Ludachris]

Originally Posted by VietMTwarrior

I don't even know what kind of computer it is besides that it's a PC, I just know it's a custom built computer for gaming, I bought it in 04 so it's awhile back and the only specs I know of is that it has Pentium 4, 2.0+ ghz and an nvidia geforce card (forgot which kind).

Try and find out what kind of motherboard you have, so you can buy the right kind of ram.

[The Krisiun]

Originally Posted by ahheadlock

if you only have 256mb of RAM, chances are the rest of your computer is not quite up to spec either.

Exactly what I was thinking. There is absolutely no way the rest of your system specs are up to par to play Company of Heroes at decent settings. CoH is one the most graphically intensive RTS games out the right now..

[VietMTwarrior]

Originally Posted by Ludachris

Try and find out what kind of motherboard you have, so you can buy the right kind of ram.

How do I find that out?

[Magooglie]

Is this a laptop or desktop PC?
www.crucial.com has a scanner to see your memory max although it sometimes doesn't work for custom systems.

[VietMTwarrior]

Originally Posted by Magooglie

Is this a laptop or desktop PC?
www.crucial.com has a scanner to see your memory max although it sometimes doesn't work for custom systems.

thanks! here's what it said:

* Maximum Memory Capacity: 786432 MB
* Currently Installed Memory: 256 MB
* Available Memory Slots: 2
* Number of Banks: 3
* Dual Channel Support: N.A.
* CPU Manufacturer: GenuineIntel
* CPU Family: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz Model 2, Stepping 9
* CPU Speed: 2100 MHz