andrescasta 0 Report post Posted July 29, 2005 Hello, this topic could be in other subforums, but i want to talk about the hardware that is needed to stay in the line of new games, I know that with a computer we can do more thinks like a console (ps2, xbox, etc), but some people like me have a computer for only 2 things,1. Internet2. GamesSo, thinking in the cost of building a game ready computer, I think that at the moment (thinking that 64bit software is some far) is better to buy a console to play games, like a PS2 or the expected PS3, and a budget computer to other things, this way is cheaper, and i think better, because for some years you will have a game machine without virus/out to date components/bad drivers/ OS incompatibility/etc etc.....I read the PS3 spec in the games subforums, it will have a 3.0GHZ proccesor, also I read that the PS2 have a 300mhz and 4mb ram but the games of it could be compared with computer games (ex: PES4, etc).Please tell me your opinion, but i don't want to discuss that a pc is better because with it you can do more things ......bla..bla...bla....Andrescasta Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DjLuki 0 Report post Posted July 29, 2005 im not sure i now aht you're asking here but console games are much more expensive..and if you really just buy all the right hardware for your computer im sure it will last more than a console. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skynet 0 Report post Posted July 30, 2005 Hmm you forget about the upcoming xbox 360 Ow, so PS3 will have 3.0GHZ processor heh? you better read this xbox 360 spessification that I got from the official website:- Three symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each - 512 MB of 700 MHz GDDR3 RAM - Detachable and upgradeable 20GB hard drive - 12x dual-layer DVD-ROMand much more, to see the full specs just go HEREcheers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kservice 0 Report post Posted July 30, 2005 Hmm you forget about the upcoming xbox 360 Ow, so PS3 will have 3.0GHZ processor heh? you better read this xbox 360 spessification that I got from the official website: - Three symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each - 512 MB of 700 MHz GDDR3 RAM - Detachable and upgradeable 20GB hard drive - 12x dual-layer DVD-ROM and much more, to see the full specs just go HERE cheers 167147[/snapback] I am computer gamer, and iam a bit tired of need to upgrade my video card, or processor one time per year, i am thinking in sell all the High cost part's of my computer like video card, extra ram, etc, and buy a console, so i agree to have a console to play games, and a computer to the other things.... kservice Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrescasta 0 Report post Posted July 30, 2005 Skynet....In my post I'm not telling that the PS3 is the best console, I know that the X-Box have impressive hard, and i know too that probable it will be cheaper than the PS3, the point is :if is better to have a dedicated device to play games, and other to do all other things, I think that yes, About the price of the games, i'm not sure how much it cost, a pc games are around U$S30, and PS2 games are around U$S45, so is not a important difference taking in mind that the ps2 games work perfectly with a PS2, and the PC games depend on the hardware you have!Other info to pay attention the X-BOX 2 will be at U$S300 and the PS3 U$S 400 (the first year)To don't need a Display, because yo could use your 29 + inches TV,I am very wrong with all this??andrecasta Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skynet 0 Report post Posted July 31, 2005 I see, and I think yes. It would be better to have a console than use your computer to play game. Because some of "hard" game just make your computer slowed down. In fact game in some console game more cheaper that some PC game, even it's same title :(And also the best thing I like about console, you can play it on your big 29"inch flat screen tv other than your 14" CRT monitor on your computer Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
areawe 0 Report post Posted July 31, 2005 Is it possible to play multiplayer over the Internet on a console? I like playing mmorpgs with other people online so I lean more towards PCs, but I hear that consoles are getting better at integrating multiplayer functionality. The last console I owned was Nintendo 64 and as far as I knew it didn't have that capability. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skynet 0 Report post Posted July 31, 2005 Yes it is, even you can chat with some folks :DJust plug your xbox or ps 2 console to your modem and you're ready ^^, but I recommend to use broadband otherwise it would be slow. Altough I never tried it on ps 2, since I'm only have xbox at my home, but sometimes I play it when I go to my friend house, and I learned ps 2 can play multiplayer online. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
2091 0 Report post Posted August 4, 2005 GOOD EVENING! i use the computer 4 games, internet, information, education etc. i'm a computerspecialist [but my english is not very well [in german: "f?r'n orsch"]] and i'm programming linux-firewalls or some things 4 companies... u can use ur computer for all u can think... but... i think that a console is more powerfull in gaming than a personal computer, but a console will never beat the graphigs of an computer. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kservice 0 Report post Posted August 4, 2005 GOOD EVENING! i use the computer 4 games, internet, information, education etc. i'm a computerspecialist [but my english is not very well [in german: "für'n orsch"]] and i'm programming linux-firewalls or some things 4 companies... u can use ur computer for all u can think... but... i think that a console is more powerfull in gaming than a personal computer, but a console will never beat the graphigs of an computer. 169880[/snapback] All of you need to take in mind, that the technology appear first to help cientific activities, the high powerful and relative small computers were launched to satisfy the Space exploration (ex:NASA), engineering, medicine, etc etc etc......... Also the Hollywood indrustry promote the DvD (a high quality format to sell their movies ), and most films require Ultra powerfull video cards to make special effects(ex: I remember the Quantum that had 32 VSA-100 chips ( 2 VSA-100 = 3dfx Voodoo5 5500)) So, when all this technology is made and is cheaper, then is inserted in all the devices that you want, for example a console , a mobile phone or a final user computer. So, it is logical, that the new technology appears first in a computer than in a console, because most of the cientific activities that i mentioned are made with a computer, So I think that if you want take the newest hardware, keep your computer, but if you want to have the best gaming experience buy a console. Kservice Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ManOfSTEEL 0 Report post Posted August 10, 2005 Hello, this topic could be in other subforums, but i want to talk about the hardware that is needed to stay in the line of new games, I know that with a computer we can do more thinks like a console (ps2, xbox, etc), but some people like me have a computer for only 2 things, 1. Internet 2. Games So, thinking in the cost of building a game ready computer, I think that at the moment (thinking that 64bit software is some far) is better to buy a console to play games, like a PS2 or the expected PS3, and a budget computer to other things, this way is cheaper, and i think better, because for some years you will have a game machine without virus/out to date components/bad drivers/ OS incompatibility/etc etc..... I read the PS3 spec in the games subforums, it will have a 3.0GHZ proccesor, also I read that the PS2 have a 300mhz and 4mb ram but the games of it could be compared with computer games (ex: PES4, etc). Please tell me your opinion, but i don't want to discuss that a pc is better because with it you can do more things ......bla..bla...bla.... Andrescasta 166974[/snapback] It's hard to find the best hardware for the games you want, it depends on the game your going to play. If I where you, collect all those games you want and then look and the requirements from then you can decide which hardware you will be needed for which match all the games you have. If you buy hardware for the new games and the next time you have new games buy another hardware that fits the requirement it will costs you a lot. What game you would like to have? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alexia 0 Report post Posted August 10, 2005 Future Of Computer's Games = MovieSupportN MB Ram + N Cpu Power + N MB VGA CartBut my system is P800 With 126MB Ram And 12MB VGA I Hate Big Game Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kservice 0 Report post Posted August 12, 2005 Future Of Computer's Games = Movie Support N MB Ram + N Cpu Power + N MB VGA Cart But my system is P800 With 126MB Ram And 12MB VGA I Hate Big Game 173117[/snapback] The post in not about what types of games, because all the games of pc, are available for console (only in a few cases like Strategy games). kservice Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
