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Sure, you can do that. You might as well be gaming on a Steam Deck though, because that's the level of CPU you'd be limited to.
Which is fine, I've got a Legion Go S, it works fine as long as you're aware of the limitations.
But if I want the AAA big screen shiz, I'm loading up something on my PS5.
DDR3 isn't still what everyone's using anyway?
Huh, I guess it has been a few years since I looked in to RAM...
There's so many good games made per year now it's impossible to play them all so buckle up and start playing some older titles. I got into the Witcher 3 6 or 7 years after release and was blown away how I slept on that.
I had 96 GB DDR3 for sale and no one even looked at the ad. $20.
The question is for companies like Ubisoft and EA which usually design games for what PCs are going to be when a game comes out. And since the games industry was bigger than the movies industry before it collapsed due to Covid, what’s that going to do to the economy?
My pc uses DDR2 and it runs Linux with no problem. I can even game, just not the new ones
I’m about to go dumpster diving for ram or some shit, holy fuck the prices are fucked
