How good is my PC? What games can it run?

>>55989150
You are fucked.

>>55989150

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/SpeedTest/7/AMD-Turiontm-II-Neo-N40L-Dual-Core-Processor

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/SpeedTest/7821/AMD-Radeon-HD-6450

You might be able to run some emulators. Maybe. Probably not.

Also what's the the fucking garbage HDDs?

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>>55989150
http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/1278981

My mini PC has better stats than this shit.

With that CPU you'll be installing Gentoo for weeks, maybe even months

I'm surprised it can run both Speccy and CPU-Z.

>>55989150
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+Turion+II+Neo+N40L+Dual-Core

lmao

>>55989150
Facebook

>>55989150
>pc is so shit it doesn't have a motherboard

>>55989150
i'll sell you an fx 6300 and a motherboard for 100 burgers

>>55989321
He should run the benchmark just to see the results.

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You probs could run Quake... for DOS

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mine any good?

>>55989740
below average

>>55989150
You have no motherboard son.
Shit GPU, ATI doesnt even exist anymore.
A Mobile tier CPU.

Ok i guess for a normalfag machine, but games? Old ones only.

>>55990486
Can it run CS:GO and SCII?

>>55990542
CS:GO yeah, SCII not sure really.

>>55989740
>5 way crossfire
What the fuck? Do you have a 1750 watt power supply? Post pics.

>>55989329
up bloat

>>55989150

http://www.masswerk.at/spacewar/SpacewarOrigin.html

>>55991125
>crossfire disabled
obviously a shop.

>>55989150
Good enough to run you right >>>/out/ the door.

it can run dwarf fortress.

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How much of a performance boost can I expect with a new GPU and an SSD?

>>55992298
... You can boost your performance with a 750ti everythng else will bootleneck this shitty thing

>>55992298
>new GPU
Who knows. If it's a better GPU, better for GPU related things, probably.

>and an SSD
Who knows. Depends on the task, your southbridge and northbridge design, what you usually have running, etc. You can't say much beyond the obvious, ie, that data requested on disk will be retrieved in far few cycles.