Can this computer run NTW on low or higher?

http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/produ...ae15c0477cen02

Sorry if i posted alot of "Can this computer run NTW" questions. This is my final one

Just incase the link doesnt work:

Base Features

Processor TypeIntel Pentium E5400
Processor Speed2.70 GHz
RAM6GB PC3-6400 DDR3 SDRAM (Expandable to 8GB)
Hard Drive Speed/Capacity750GB
Optical DrivesSuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe
GraphicsIntel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500
Pre-loaded Operating SystemWindows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
Graphics

Dedicated Video MemoryYes
Shared Video MemoryNo
TV TunerNo
Video Memory32MB Integrated Shared
Display

HDCP CompliantNot Applicable
Native Screen ResolutionNot Applicable
Screen Size/TypeNot Applicable
Audio

Audio Output High Definition Audio with up to 7.1 Surround Soun
Digital InputNo
Digital OutputYes
Integrated MicrophoneNo
Line OutYes
Line-In inputYes
Microphone InputYes
Sound CardIntel G43 Express
Speaker WattageNot Applicable
SpeakersNo
Networking

Ethernet Port 10/100/1000Base-T
Integrated BluetoothInformation Not Available
Integrated WiFi802.11b/g/n
Inputs/Outputs

Card Reader15-In-1 Memory Card Reader
Component OutputNo
Composite OutputNo
DVI OutputYes
E-SATANo
FireWire (IEEE 1394)No
HDMINo
KeyboardHP USB Keyboard
ModemNo
Mouse HP Optical Mouse
RemoteNo
S-Video OutputNo
USB 2.02 USB 2.0 Ports (Front); 4 USB 2.0 Ports (Back)
VGA OutputYes
WebcamNo
Computing Features

Available AGP SlotsNot Applicable
Available Hard Drive Bays1 External 3.5" (One Available); 2 Internal 3.5" (
Available Memory Slots4 DIMM (240-pin; DDR3) (One Available)
Available Optical Bays2 External 5.25" (One Available)
Available PCI SlotsNo
Available PCI-E Slots1 PCI Express x16 (One Available); 3 PCI Express x1 (Two Available)
Energy Star QualifiedInformation Not Available
Power SupplyInformation Not Available
Processor Cache2 MB L2
Removable StorageNo
System Bus800 MHz Front Side Bus
Software

Loaded Software 1HP MediaSmart Software Suite
Loaded Software 2Cyberlink DVD Suite Deluxe
Loaded Software 3Microsoft Works 9.0
Loaded Software 4HP Total Care Advisor
Operating System LanguageEnglish Software - French Kit Available
Product Features

Tower Depth42.80 cm
Tower Height38.91 cm
Tower Width17.70 cm
Warranty Labour1 Year Limited
Warranty Parts1 Year Limited
Tower Weight4.42 kg
WebId 10141271
More information

FEATURES:

• The Intel Pentium E5400 processor and 6GB of system memory combine to provide speedy and efficient processing in a wide range of demanding applications
• Store all your music, videos, games, pictures, documents and more on the incredibly spacious 750GB hard drive
• Burn your own DVDs up to 8.5GB in size with the SuperMulti Drive with Dual Layer Support
• Easily transfer data to and from your portable digital devices with the 15-in-1 memory card reader
• Connect to the internet wirelessly with ultra-fast and secure 802.11b/g/n wireless LAN
• 6 USB ports
• Sliding door concealing ports for a clean look
• Marquee signature design with lighting and chrome
• This model comes equipped with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit

32mb video memory is insufficient as CA's specs say 256mb. It would cost you an extra dedicated graphics card and possibly a larger power supply if the case is big enough to accomodate them with adequate cooling.

Present configuration of this computer is a web browser and movie watcher, not for intense 3d gaming.

Originally Posted by irishron

32mb video memory is insufficient as CA's specs say 256mb. It would cost you an extra dedicated graphics card and possibly a larger power supply if the case is big enough to accomodate them with adequate cooling.

Present configuration of this computer is a web browser and movie watcher, not for intense 3d gaming.

What if i buy this graphics card: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...&Sku=E145-0210

nope this can't run it

That is a lowend card for office work. It might pullit up, it might be a waste of money, and your power supply may not be big enough to run it. Does the case have adequate ventilation for both?

the other problem is that does it fit?

He does have a pciex16 slot in it but having an HP case sitting in my closet being parted out, I'm afraid if he did get it to work it will be a heat island.

Your better off building one yourself. For a gaming computer, you can expect to pay into the $1000s. A 400 dollar computer isnt going to play most games very well
If it is because you don't have the money, then I would consider just waiting to buy a better one... Alienware is good starting point to see different kinds of parts but is vastly overpriced and it is better to build it yourself, that way you can avoid using off brand parts.
I am one of those who decided last Christmas instead of getting a crappy laptop to wait until this Christmas to get an amazingly sick nasty desktop. (Which may be bought sooner because I may be able to get it cheaper than I thought)
http://alienware.com/