Christopher
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Officer I
Los Santos Police Department
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- Feb 3, 2007
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Never said you should care. At least I didn't.
On a sidenote, I'm not so sure about a tablet being better than that. Unless it's a super tablet. Tablet's aren't meant for gaming and shit like that. Not trying to be mean, it's just that they're not meant for that kind of stuff. My computer isn't meant for gaming either to be frank. I'm just lucky it can handle games like Battlefield 2142, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, Driver: San Francisco, and shit like that. It's a netbook, meant for school work -- not for gaming. But the processor has an integrated GPU which enables the use of basic games.
I believe the Windows rating is dependent on how much HD capacity, HD speed, CPU, GPU, and a few other notable things about the system. So that's about it. Turns out my friend (madcat11) has the exact same processor as Ferrara -- which that CPU can be overclocked at 3.8 GHz I believe). I think his rating is between a 5-6. So it looks like (since most laptops and PCs use similar specs) that as long as your PC rating is around a 5.0, you should be able to play Battlefield 3 on it. Obviously it's not a definite thing since it depends on many factors, but it's a general idea. My netbook is a 4.6 and runs BF3 with lag. Sapper's PC is a 5 something and since it can run BFBC2, it can probably run BF3.
On a sidenote, I'm not so sure about a tablet being better than that. Unless it's a super tablet. Tablet's aren't meant for gaming and shit like that. Not trying to be mean, it's just that they're not meant for that kind of stuff. My computer isn't meant for gaming either to be frank. I'm just lucky it can handle games like Battlefield 2142, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, Driver: San Francisco, and shit like that. It's a netbook, meant for school work -- not for gaming. But the processor has an integrated GPU which enables the use of basic games.
I believe the Windows rating is dependent on how much HD capacity, HD speed, CPU, GPU, and a few other notable things about the system. So that's about it. Turns out my friend (madcat11) has the exact same processor as Ferrara -- which that CPU can be overclocked at 3.8 GHz I believe). I think his rating is between a 5-6. So it looks like (since most laptops and PCs use similar specs) that as long as your PC rating is around a 5.0, you should be able to play Battlefield 3 on it. Obviously it's not a definite thing since it depends on many factors, but it's a general idea. My netbook is a 4.6 and runs BF3 with lag. Sapper's PC is a 5 something and since it can run BFBC2, it can probably run BF3.
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I'll teach you all about it.