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Oinola Akachi State War Academy Caldari State 18	Posted - 2015.10.04 02:43:30 - [1] - Quote I just found a 1.89 GHz hardware system for $89 (+tax) which I posted in another thread and since I got no reply if it would work, I didn't buy it. I spent the money on other opportunities I had since they too may have gone away, but at least I had more reliable information about it. Anyways, it seems it is not all that worth it for me.
Chainsaw Plankton IDLE GUNS IDLE EMPIRE 1840	Posted - 2015.10.04 03:03:25 - [2] - Quote eve works on almost anything newish. that said "works" and "playable" are different benchmarks. And 1.89 GHz says almost nothing, on its own it could mean any one of a million things. @ChainsawPlankto
T' Elk Concordiat Spaceship Samurai 745	Posted - 2015.10.04 04:05:43 - [3] - Quote What are you on about? ~Badposter since FOOOOREEEEEVAAAAAR~ I come back after 2 years to THIS?
Val'Dore PlanetCorp InterStellar 1076	Posted - 2015.10.04 04:35:00 - [4] - Quote Purple Ewoks play bingo with tenacious zebras in coriander tutus under the frozen sun. Star Jump Drive A new way to traverse the galaxy. I invented Tiericide
Do Little Red Frog Freight Red-Frog 175	Posted - 2015.10.04 08:54:03 - [5] - Quote I have Eve "running" on an Acer Aspire 1 756 netbook with a Celeron processor. By that I mean I can login, do some industry, manage my skill queue, PI and a few other things - it's handy when I'm on the road but you would need to be a masochist to actually try and "play" the game on that hardware.
Market McSelling Alt Bernie Madoff Investment Services LLC 628	Posted - 2015.10.04 12:38:07 - [6] - Quote Do Little wrote: I have Eve "running" on an Acer Aspire 1 756 netbook with a Celeron processor. By that I mean I can login, do some industry, manage my skill queue, PI and a few other things - it's handy when I'm on the road but you would need to be a masochist to actually try and "play" the game on that hardware. You can rat or run missions and mine on any E2 processor from AMD... those laptops can be had for the equivalent of $100 USD on ebay. I have seen anything from a Pentium D all the way to the new i7's running Eve. Honestly, there isn't much out there that won't. Best description of Eve Online and why the community is the way it is
Johan Civire Flux Technologies Inc Gentlemen's.Parlor 983	Posted - 2015.10.04 13:11:35 - [7] - Quote Demonstration what people here means : Here mine specs! Type Processor : AMD 965BE Phenom 2 (x4) (4ghz) Memory : 24gb (2333 mhz) HDD/SDD/SSHD : SSHD 1TB seagate Video Card : 2 x AMD Radeon r9 295x2 (crossfire mode) Network Speed : 130mb ISD speed OS : Windows 10 beta Now you fill it in. So we know more.
Zerinia Alliance of Free Stars 8	Posted - 2015.10.05 08:51:03 - [8] - Quote I used to play on a desktop with a Xeon processor and GTC 970TI graphics card, but nowadays I usually play on my POS laptop. Works great 2 clients to haul + web in HS or market trading (on minimum settings). Haven't done any combat. A refurbished version of my laptop costs under 300.
Celthric Kanerian Ascendance Of New Eden Workers Trade Federation 502	Posted - 2015.10.06 19:19:59 - [9] - Quote I play with max settings with +50 fps My specs: CPU: I7 Intel 2.8 Ghz Quadcore RAM: 8gb ddr3 ram Harddrive: 2TB Sata harddisk GPU: Nvidia GTX750 Ti 2gb Internet: 50mb internet speed
Tau Cabalander Retirement Retreat Working Stiffs 5431	Posted - 2015.10.06 19:52:18 - [10] - Quote Will it run Windows XP? Then it will run EVE. Of course the developers will hate you for forcing continued support of DirectX 9. https://ccpcommunity.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202748741-System-Requirements

Oinola Akachi State War Academy Caldari State 18	Posted - 2015.10.07 01:53:06 - [11] - Quote It was, Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E5700 @ 2.93 GHz Installed memory (RAM): (1.86 GB usable) (No floppy drive) + today: Wireless keyboard and mouse with 4 AAA + msi nVIDIA GEFORCE GT 610 2GB DDR3 \| PCI-E 2.0 \| DirectX 11 Noise Free EDITION LP Bracket Bundled FREE PCI -- E, N610, 2048M DDR3, HSK DVI -- I, HDMI, VGA msi AFTERBURNER http;//event.msi.com/vga/afterburner (C) 2012 etc... The computer system was $100 tax included. It is also small, portable, and light. The video card was $69 , I got it in special at $59. (And it was the last one in store.) The keyboard and mouse combo was $19. I also got a 32 GB USB Data Traveler 101 (USB 2.0) for $15 to save more videos.
Oinola Akachi State War Academy Caldari State 18	Posted - 2015.10.07 01:54:58 - [12] - Quote It was, Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E5700 @ 2.93 GHz Installed memory (RAM): (1.86 GB usable) (No floppy drive) + today: Wireless keyboard and mouse with 4 AAA + msi nVIDIA GEFORCE GT 610 2GB DDR3 \| PCI-E 2.0 \| DirectX 11 Noise Free EDITION LP Bracket Bundled FREE PCI -- E, N610, 2048M DDR3, HSK DVI -- I, HDMI, VGA msi AFTERBURNER http;//event.msi.com/vga/afterburner (C) 2012 etc... The computer system was $100 tax included. It is also small, portable, and light. The video card was $69 , I got it in special at $59. (And it was the last one in store.) The keyboard and mouse combo was $19. I also got a 32 GB USB Data Traveler 101 (USB 2.0) for $15 to save more videos.
Oinola Akachi State War Academy Caldari State 18	Posted - 2015.10.15 18:31:28 - [13] - Quote + 2 times hynix - - - - KOREA 09 1 GB 2Rx8 PC2-5300S-555-12 HYMP512S64CP8-Y5 AB - - 0728 [ -C o RAM sticks found at a recycling plant while working there. I even posted them on eBay for around 10% - to 20% markup over my Paypal and eBay running costs and no one ever bought them. That was then, this is now, and I can try to install them on my new 2 GB system, although I don't know if it has the slots or capacity for it. [(My old(er) IBM only had a 1 GB RAM max capacity with its current motherboard and processor but, I think it could only run 796 B RAM due to the double overload special low power, power supply...] http://www.skhynix.com/en/index.jsp After verifying the RAM chip, it is listed as Laptop RAM and so won't fit on my Lenovo Desktop PC. http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops/ http://www.kijiji.ca/b-ontario/2rx8-pc2-5300s-555/k0l9004 It is listed as $7 only so it would be easy to upgrade the Desktop PC RAM now. I think 4 GB is in order. 2 GB is close to the minimum. (I can't believe how much junk must be running on those systems. Programs used to run on less than 4 MB...) http://www.ebay.ca/itm/like/261942910723?limghlpsr=true&hlpht=true&ul_noapp=true&hlpv=2&chn=ps&lpid=116&ops=true&viphx=1 $12 per 1 GB Shipping not calculated.
Otso Bakarti Filial Pariahs 351	Posted - 2015.10.15 20:42:22 - [14] - Quote Val'Dore wrote: Purple Ewoks play bingo with tenacious zebras in coriander tutus under the frozen sun.... ...and charge admission. Fear of death follows from fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time. -Mark Twain -
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 12	Posted - 2015.11.03 03:51:24 - [15] - Quote I have an MSI GeForce GT-610 2GB VRAM card but the heat sink is too large to fit my small desktop case. I was offered a larger case, 2nd license, DVD-Recorder (for ROM only medium ), 4 GB RAM for $189 in special ($219 regular). Offer is valid until next Friday. However, I was offered a Sapphire Radeon H5450 1 GB card which will fit in my system without requiring an external video card adapter which btw only is designed to connect to a laptop power supply... That means that the adapter would require another power connector adapter... (Which I can't find yet, as it's possibly not even done or sold yet.) The new card is another $50, $57 with taxes. This http://www.amazon.ca/SAPPHIRE-5450-PCIE-1GB-DDR3/dp/B004N3BH0C Amazon link shows the card sideways with no heat sink being wider than the bracket, and so should fit in the connector without obstruction from the ethernet card connector and the 2 mounted USB connector (protected by a silver metal case).
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 13	Posted - 2015.11.04 02:48:50 - [16] - Quote After buying the Sapphire Radeon H5450 card, it turned out that the case I tried to connect in is a low profile design. That means that I cannot install the Sapphire Radeon H5450 card which is not a low profile card. The VGA connector is positioned over the low-profile position which is over the top of the case. The case would not close. The VGA connector is also too close to the side of the case to be able to connect the VGA cable. I will however get a refund for it in the next 14 days, being, tomorrow, unless I am called for work like now. So, all in all, I will need a new $189 system with a second Windows 7 license which is currently sold at $219 +. (Taxes not included...) I don't think that I will pay that amount on next Friday November 6, 2015. That may mean that I will not be able to run EVE Online before 2016. Also, I may or may not get the internet at home, which would allow me to do programming ...
BLACK-STAR 684	Posted - 2015.11.04 04:03:45 - [17] - Quote Don't any of you use Speccy? Christ, it's easy to copy/paste from the stats. or File > Publish Snapshot. And yes, EVE runs on potatoes. If violence does not solve your problem, you may not have used enough of it.
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 13	Posted - 2015.11.04 05:04:54 - [18] - Quote BLACK-STAR wrote: Don't any of you use Speccy? Christ, it's easy to copy/paste from the stats. or File > Publish Snapshot. And yes, EVE runs on potatoes. I have about 5 pounds of potatoes in the fridge, all donated to me .
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 14	Posted - 2015.11.04 17:23:40 - [19] - Quote After going back to get a refund, the store informed me that the card had LP brackets included in the box. The 2 brackets that were included were just that, to fit the VGA connector on the side bracket slot to the left of my current PCIe connector bracket slot. And it worked. I couldn't do it myself , as I didn't have any pairs of pliers that could unscrew those little VGA (or SVGA) screw in which you stabilize the VGA cable. So, I didn't test it yet, as I stopped at the nearby library on my way back to where the system is (home) to post this. I am pretty sure that it is going to work this time. It will also save me $189 in 2 days, though I will have 2 GB less RAM and 1 GB less VRAM... Unless I want to dual box and dual client?
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 14	Posted - 2015.11.06 18:36:42 - [20] - Quote Except I was dinged another $790 and I'm overdraft. That last charged should be reversed again today shortly. + I won't be able to get a new internet connection until I get more income from work or other. I have to go to the bank to fix this for the second time from 2 weeks ago now. However, due to this second error, I don't expect to get a new internet connection for another month or so...

Mr Epeen It's All About Me 9568	Posted - 2015.11.06 18:46:03 - [21] - Quote Oinola Akachi wrote: I just found a 1.89 GHz hardware system for $89 (+tax) which I posted in another thread and since I got no reply if it would work, I didn't buy it. I spent the money on other opportunities I had since they too may have gone away, but at least I had more reliable information about it. Anyways, it seems it is not all that worth it for me. This isn't Facebook or Instagram. Starting a thread saying you didn't buy something is right up there with starting a thread that you didn't take your morning dump. It's completely irrelevant and no one cares. Mr Epeen There are 86,400 seconds in a day. You just saved one of them by typing 'u' instead of 'you'.-á Congratulations, dumbass!
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 14	Posted - 2015.11.06 21:21:47 - [22] - Quote Mr Epeen wrote: Oinola Akachi wrote: I just found a 1.89 GHz hardware system for $89 (+tax) which I posted in another thread and since I got no reply if it would work, I didn't buy it. I spent the money on other opportunities I had since they too may have gone away, but at least I had more reliable information about it. Anyways, it seems it is not all that worth it for me. This isn't Facebook or Instagram. Starting a thread saying you didn't buy something is right up there with starting a thread that you didn't take your morning dump. It's completely irrelevant and no one cares. Mr Epeen lol, yes it is , so why are you not buying it?
Jenshae Chiroptera 2374	Posted - 2015.11.06 21:39:37 - [23] - Quote The machine that just died was a 2 core, 3GHz, 4GB RAM, GT 630. I would recommend graphics cards with a "6" in the second diget. Such as GT 660 or a 760 or in Radeon's case the Radeon HD 5550 doesn't look bad at all but it is clearly a huge step up from the 5450. Processors, I would say i3 and newer. Always check for how many threads go with the cores and make sure that it is a hyper threading processor. You can usually Wiki things and look for these key words. Example RAM, 2 GB tends to run out of RAM if you start running things like Mumble, Team Speak and a web browser with more than one or two tabs open. I recommend 3 GB+ or better to be safer 4GB+. As you have seen, low profile or slim computers are annoying to get parts for them and they are a bit like laptops in being heat suseptable and losing effectiveness as a result. If you do have one, clean it regularly. CCP - Building ant hills and magnifying glasses for fat kids There are other ways to fix Null Sec stagnation and Fozzie SOV is the wrong approach.
Gadolf Agalder Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 14	Posted - 2015.11.06 21:56:54 - [24] - Quote Jenshae Chiroptera wrote: The machine that just died was a 2 core, 3GHz, 4GB RAM, GT 630. I would recommend graphics cards with a "6" in the second diget. Such as GT 660 or a 760 or in Radeon's case the Radeon HD 5550 doesn't look bad at all but it is clearly a huge step up from the 5450. Processors, I would say i3 and newer. Always check for how many threads go with the cores and make sure that it is a hyper threading processor. You can usually Wiki things and look for these key words. Example RAM, 2 GB tends to run out of RAM if you start running things like Mumble, Team Speak and a web browser with more than one or two tabs open. I recommend 3 GB+ or better to be safer 4GB+. As you have seen, low profile or slim computers are annoying to get parts for them and they are a bit like laptops in being heat suseptable and losing effectiveness as a result. If you do have one, clean it regularly. What state are you in? Maybe we can help spot something on E-bay or Newegg. ty very much. I just managed to get refunded for a fraudulent $784 and change against one of my 2 bank accounts. I then closed the accounts so the perpetrator could not continue to charge me for systems that wouldn't work, be it physical or theoretical ones. Also today , I got a $10 worth of internet for 5 hours which ended around 2:30 PM 2 times around $1.65 for cod fish fritters. I then bought 1 temporary card at $2 for 1 hour. And now bought a second temporary card at $2 for 1 hour + a $3 Bowl Noodle Soup . Maybe it wouldn't work to get me to get something on Newegg or E-bay. I'm in a state of no return like the whole EVE community .


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