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- May 4, 2011
Let me add my two Cents.
The specs listed on games are generally above what the game actually requires. This is standard practice for game requirement specs.
A power supply unit that is listed on the sims 3 box*or spec sheet if digital* is probably the least accurate recommendation, because it depends on how much your system will draw. You could have a next generation, High efficiency 1060 which draws less wattage than a 650ti (correct me if I'm wrong there).
The point is, take video game requirement spec sheets with a grain of salt. Run what you can afford to run, and get the best components you can. Upgrade if performance is undesirable.
I'll see myself out now.
The specs listed on games are generally above what the game actually requires. This is standard practice for game requirement specs.
A power supply unit that is listed on the sims 3 box*or spec sheet if digital* is probably the least accurate recommendation, because it depends on how much your system will draw. You could have a next generation, High efficiency 1060 which draws less wattage than a 650ti (correct me if I'm wrong there).
The point is, take video game requirement spec sheets with a grain of salt. Run what you can afford to run, and get the best components you can. Upgrade if performance is undesirable.
I'll see myself out now.
