Aion System suggestion

[alz3abi]

Hi guys i have some suggestion for people who want make new system for Aion !!

in my opnion this is good system for low budget to run aion in good graphics,

CPU : Core 2 Duo 2.4GHZ
Motherboard : i prefer Gigabyte S3 because it's cheap and it support many CPUs.
RAM: For windows Xp 1GB or above for Vista 2GB and above !
Graphics card (VGA): Nvidia 8600GT 512MB
Power supply : try to get original with big fan !!
Cooling system : CPU cooler from Zalaman should make your cpu cool in the game without any overheat problem !.
screen: LCD 19" i think is good for this spec if you want more resolution you need better VGA.
HDD: 250GB SATA is good becuase aion need around 20GB in starting !
DVD-R: any brand to install the game.

Mouse&keyboard : any thing comfortable, i used logitech mouse and keyboard .

i think this system for around 1000$ it's depend on the market price .


i think if you want this system speacily for aion dont buy it from now becuase after few months 100% the price will go down and maybe they will be new products .

[zakumura]

I had think that stats too. xD But I prefer the RAM with 4GB. All the rest is ok. Good job.

[alz3abi]

Originally Posted by zakumura

I had think that stats too. xD But I prefer the RAM with 4GB. All the rest is ok. Good job.

lool :P this good for starter (good graphics for good resolution), 4GB is good but you need 64bit OS ..


i have 4GB in my vista im planning to make it 8GB :P

[Kalean]

The graphics card isn't a good choice...You really get such an amazing amount of performance out a 9600GT...You really should update to that. Honestly...You really should wait for a while considering how much new technology is about to emerge, new architectures from nvidia/ati...and nehalem from intel
it'll change market prices a lot...

So you'll get a lot for a small amount if you do indeed wait, if you don't want to wait, just tell me your budget and I'll put together a rig for you via newegg...do you know anyone that can build the rig for you?..do you plan to do it yourself?

cause there are a few issues with the rig.

[alz3abi]

Originally Posted by Kalean

The graphics card isn't a good choice...You really get such an amazing amount of performance out a 9600GT...You really should update to that. Honestly...You really should wait for a while considering how much new technology is about to emerge, new architectures from nvidia/ati...and nehalem from intel
it'll change market prices a lot...

So you'll get a lot for a small amount if you do indeed wait, if you don't want to wait, just tell me your budget and I'll put together a rig for you via newegg...do you know anyone that can build the rig for you?..do you plan to do it yourself?

cause there are a few issues with the rig.

Hi my friend , this spec not for me becuase i have

CPU: core 2 quad 2.5GHZ (45nm)
Mothboard : Asus maximus formula
RAM : Kingston 800MHZ hyperx 4GB x2
power spply : zalman 600W
VGA: 8800GTS 640MB
500GB HARD DISK


i made this for some ready who dont know about pc standard not high performanc, there are many user searching for medium pc that's why i made this suggestion. if any one need help we are here speacily people who know many things in computer products.

9600GT isn't bad but they sold it here in our market for around 200$ !!!!

closer to 8800GT 512MB

[Fishy McFish]

I would suggest 2GB of ram. It's gotten so cheap nowadays you can get 2 gigs for a good price.

For PSUs I would suggest Corsair units since they give the best performance at its price range. The 8600GT is okay(if on a real tight budget), but the 9600GT would be a better choice if you do have the extra cash to spend. It really varies from region cause prices are so different. Prices are just ridiculous in England compared to the US. x.x

[aikeru]

I have an Asus EN9600GT purchased from NewEgg and I'm quite pleased with it.
CoD4, CnC3, SupCom -- no problems even with cranking up to the highest or second highest gfx settings.

2GB of RAM is plenty. I guess I can see why more would be desirable on Vista but during my time using it there's been absolutely no need... unless you want bragging rights or running some kind of data server. :P

It's true that it's quite easy to build a very respectable system that will hold well under $1000 USD.

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