Will my system handle RNR?

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by russian brute

My computer is a Dell Inspiron 530
Intel Pentium Dual CPU
With 2037MB RAM Memory
and a 32bit operating system
Core Speed 1795.6MHz
Processor Intel Pentium E2160
Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @1.80GHz
GPU is Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family with 320MB Memory size
Windows Vista 6.0 Home Edition
Direct X 10.0

Within 2 weeks I will have the ATI Radeon HD 4350 Graphics card in addition.

I don't see why not except for the 1.80GHz. I think it's too low, and would I would go to at least 4GB. I have heard of many problems with less then that. Don't believe what RnR, or 1c says that it will run good on 1, or 2 GB's of Ram. I have personally seen the difference. Also get the best graphics card you can afford.

[russian brute]

Originally Posted by USA Trucker

I don't see why not except for the Ram. I think it's too low, and would to at least 4GB. I have heard of many problems with less then that. Don't believe what RnR, or 1c says that it will run good on 1, or 2 GB's of Ram. It's just not true. I have personally seen the difference. Also get the best graphics card you can afford. This is another fact that RnR, or 1c incorrectly states.

Do you have any recommendations on graphic cards? And I just completely restored my computer 2 days ago, so I dont know what to do on the RAM... Ill take any advice I can get.

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by russian brute

Do you have any recommendations on graphic cards? And I just completely restored my computer 2 days ago, so I dont know what to do on the RAM... Ill take any advice I can get.

I can only tell you what I, and my brother have. It's a GeForce 9500 GT with 1GB Adapter, or more. It works great. I would also increase the Ram to 4GB+, if you can. Ram is an integral part of any game. The more, the better if you can afford to do so. Also go with the DDR, or DDR-2 Ram, and not the old high heat antique version. This is just my advise. Other people may differ. As games are getting more, and more memory hogs, I have 8GB of Ram. This should set me up for at least the next 2-3 years.