Danny Crosswhite

whats up? ok first things first. if those really are the specs on your computer i would recommend that you keep the hard drive ( for whatever stuff you have on there) and save up for an entirely new pc as close to top-of-the-line as you want to spend. Second last time i checked you will need some kind of converter (i would not recommend trying to use a DVI cable with an HDMI output or vice versa) i doubt that any good converter will have too much data loss. as for the speakers, i know there is a

"What you don't understand is that in this age of fast 64bit multicore CPUs and DX10 graphics there is no reason why we can't have both. And like I said before, with many examples, there is a trend in that direction." Its not that we dont understand, its just that most of us are perfectly fine with graphics that are less than state of the art as long as gameplay makes up for it.