Take SRL with a grain of salt. It's not always accurate and now not everything is clocked at the same speed and everyone uses different systems for measuring specs.
But if you're that low on the scale regardless it's probably not worth trying, though you can throw together a computer that can run it on high settings for probably $500.
I feel for ya, man. This is why I stick to consoles. With the PS3, I never have to worry that the system won't play it. With the 360, well... that's another story. I don't own an Xplosion Box.
Well, the thing it said I basically need is a new graphics card. But, since I just bought one a few months back just to play TF2, I'm not exactly in a hurry to shell out more money for another.
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wolfqueen001 Dec 3, 2008
dementedhut Blogger Dec 3, 2008
I figured since I was able to run Half Life 2 and Team Fortress 2 just fine, I would be able to run Left 4 Dead at the lowest settings. Oh well.
Halon Dec 3, 2008
But if you're that low on the scale regardless it's probably not worth trying, though you can throw together a computer that can run it on high settings for probably $500.
zippdementia Dec 3, 2008
dementedhut Blogger Dec 6, 2008