If they are all the best, then why are there so many awful PCs out in the world? Did you ever consider why there are board revisions to most hardware components? Has the game incorporated faulty drivers or software incompatibility? Improperly configured BIOS settings? How much RAM does a system require in the game that warrants turning off the swap file to boost performance? What Windows settings should be adjusted if you run an SSD? How do you identify a piece of hardware on the motherboard if the documentation does not specify and the OS cannot identify it? I could literally make this list go on for quite a while.Īnybody who buys this game and thinks they are going to do anything more than simulate 'best case scenarios' on hardware that is likely not as good as the manufacturer contends is fooling themselves.

There is absolutely no way this is educational.Įvery manufacturer will tell you their hardware is the best, because they want to sell it. Ok, I'm a systems administrator and a REAL PC builder and have been building rigs longer than I care to say because I do not trust the mainstream manufacturers all trying to make their systems $5.00 cheaper than their competitors.

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