computers to run ftb decently
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A good friend of mine was the head of security at the local bestbuy. I'm taking his word on that.Pics... or it doesn't happen
no they wouldn't, they are set up so you can use them. i have done it. they wouldn't like you putting it on the hard drive but that is why you use a flash drive. and i will get some pics in a bit someone else is using the computer right now.[DOUBLEPOST=1362432690][/DOUBLEPOST]
also i should note that my local best buy, as it is in a rather small city might have 15 people in it at a time where as one where there might be 100 or more people in it at a time might have different rules and regulations.
Got an ASUS laptop for $400. Runs FTB fine with far distance. Don't listen to the "experts". Also I ordered online; better deals, no middle man and you can customize.
Ram is important... But not that important.....
Are you running windows? Follow these steps..
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Are you running windows? Follow these steps..
- Open your control panel
- Change your view to "Large Icon" or "Small Icon"
- Open "Performance Information and Tools"
- If on the right it says unrated, Click the button that says "Rate this computer"
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zwahlm, in the mindcrack pack it says i'm using 55% of allocated memory...ultimate pack says i'm using 75% of allocated memory...what should i do?[DOUBLEPOST=1362435389][/DOUBLEPOST]ok booker, i opened control panel and i can click on "appearance and themes", "printers and other hardware", "network and internet connections", "Performance and maintenance" & "add or remove programs"...which ones are you talking about? i see no "view", or "performance information and tools"
Just went to the mall for a pretzel. Went into Best Buy and asked a sales associate. You are not allowed to install or download ANY program to their computers, at all, whatsoever. You aren't allowed to plug in your flash drive and run a game off of that. It a security risk to their computers to allow customers to do so. Also, the computers run "Display only" programs that block any and all installs. He told me it's a company wide policy. No exceptions, at all. If you've done this at your local Best Buy, they shouldn't have allowed it.
OP, while I was at Best Buy, I saw a computer, running a pretty crappy processor, with 4 GB of RAM for $300.
The 3 things to consider when deciding on a computer you will use for gaming: processor, graphics card/processor, RAM.
Edit: OP, please tell us your computer specs. Processor, amount of RAM and type of RAM (DDR2, DDR3, etc), what type of graphics you're using (integrated or card), what your OS is/bit type of your OS, what version of Java you're using/bit type of Java.
For your level of knowledge on technology:
Take your laptop to a computer store (like Best Buy)
Ask a sale associate or tech person to tell you which RAM you need to buy for the computer
Most stores (for a fee) will install hardware for you, if you bring your computer to the store.
Generally, you don't want to allocate more than 75% than what's available on the sliding scale/bar.
Edit: at the moment, you have double that of the REQUIRED RAM to run Minecraft. Required is no where near what is considered optimal.
Edit: at the moment, you have double that of the REQUIRED RAM to run Minecraft. Required is no where near what is considered optimal.
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