cant run tera smoothly...

jigs21 Profile Options #11

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hmm your graphics card is fine and i would say for the most part you cpu is too even though a i3 isn't really meant for gaming it would still work for something like this. Least for mid settings. Try turning it down to a lower preset and see how that runs.
Zakkeh Profile Options #12

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Have you downloaded it yet? Comes up with some odd errors if you don't have 50 gig of space free, although that may have changed to closer to 20.
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Dimo on 2012-02-08 22:57:34 UTC

The minimum requirements are a single core p4 processor.. He has a quad. Thats not it at all. What kind of video card do you have?


Technically the i3-2100 is a dual-core cpu with hyperthreading support. ;)
ChatraaN Profile Options #14

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kill some background procces, update/reinstall ur directX, disable ur antivirus for a moment and test.
havenae Profile Options #15

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That's cant be right? min CPU req is higher than reccomended req?


Also stop using a 32 bit system
get more than 4 gigs of ram.
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havenae on 2012-02-08 23:12:46 UTC
That's cant be right? min CPU req is higher than reccomended req?


Also stop using a 32 bit system
get more than 4 gigs of ram.



Ah nvm missed the single core and duo bits. That makes sense.


Still though 4gb of Ram? not a gamer are you?
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havenae on 2012-02-08 23:12:46 UTC
That's cant be right? min CPU req is higher than reccomended req?


Also stop using a 32 bit system
get more than 4 gigs of ram.


I would recommend this too. Especially if you have background stuff running that will eat into 4gb when you also launch tera. Double to 8gb and you could in turn try a bit over a overclock on the I3. Recommended settings could mean many different things it could mean running the game smoothly and a lower preset rather then what some people think would be running it on high settings.
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It is the ram.
Your OS already taking up the recommended 4G requirement from the go.
Just upgrade your Ram to 8G and you are good.
8G now a day is dirt cheap, like $30-40 on newegg.
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Clis on 2012-02-08 23:31:29 UTC
It is the ram.

Your OS already taking up the recommended 4G requirement from the go.

Just upgrade your Ram to 8G and you are good.

8G now a day is dirt cheap, like $30-40 on newegg.



You think so ? 4gb ram is not good for gaming? does that explain why whenever I play games eventhough I am running MW3 at like 90fps, its still not "smooth" ? when I swing my mouse left to right
Aria28 Profile Options #20

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Ram definitely would explain a lot. My memory usage is 2.92GB on idle. 4GB might be good back in the day, but 8GB would be best. I have 24GB in my system lol, a bit overkill but whatever :D