Can I work in SCII editor with out using SCII

[HammerFist]

I know to this sound strange and I was thinking can I create maps for scII and have entire game with it also ofc, but I will not play ScII because weak pc.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Yes, although you will still have to test the maps (so the game must start, even if it runs at only a few FPS) and will still need to buy the game to use it legally.

 

[HammerFist]

I have buy it should install it soon. Also thinking about stronger PC. What will be my Fps with 2.8 ghz proc, and 512 graph, 1ram ddr2? If u know ofc

 

[Dr Super Good]

Nothing because you have no GPU to use that graphic memory in those limited specs you gave me. Also no idea how many processors you have.

 

[HammerFist]

onenevermind my pc is weak for sc2. Thx for info

 

[Dr Super Good]

I was stating that the specs you posted are meaningless as you are missing out a lot of important details...
What graphic card?
What CPU?

 

[Rispetto]

What will be my Fps with 2.8 ghz proc, and 512 graph, 1ram ddr2? If u know ofc

Even if he had a GTX 660 and an i7 it would not run very well.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Even if he had a GTX 660 and an i7 it would not run very well.

You would have more than 512 graphic memory if you did as there is no GTX 660 model with that little memory... The processor speed is fine, I use a 2.67 GHz I7 quad core and max SC2 at full frame rate easilly. Ram is a bit low.

 

[penguinperson]

You would have more than 512 graphic memory if you did as there is no GTX 660 model with that little memory... The processor speed is fine, I use a 2.67 GHz I7 quad core and max SC2 at full frame rate easilly. Ram is a bit low.

Well if it were a modern processor then yes 2.8 GHz would be fine. However, he said that he was using DDR2 RAM so obviously he is running something on the socket 775 platform (assuming he is using an Intel processor of course). I would guess he is using an E7400 Wolfdale. If overclocking is a possibility then you would see significant gains and you could likely run it with ease on low to medium settings. I know I have seen E8400s run Starcraft II on high settings when overclocked significantly though I understand there are some architectural differences allowing the E8400 to perform better even at similar clock rates.

As far as the graphics card is concerned, unless you are using a 1080p monitor or greater 512MB should be fine. Resolution is what really eats up graphics memory. Granted I have no idea what GPU you are using exactly but considering how little stress Starcraft II puts on the GPU odds are you should have no problem running it on low settings unless it is a very low end card.

I would think that you would see the biggest gains performance wise by switching out your RAM to two 2GB RAM modules. 4GB DDR2 is fine and the performance difference between DDR2 and DDR3 is negligible as far as gaming is concerned so it wouldn't be worth it to switch to a DDR3 compatible motherboard even though DDR3 memory tends to be far cheaper.

tldr; if you're looking for the best performance upgrade you're best off going for more RAM. Your CPU is sufficient and I am THINKING (not positive, though I am fairly sure) that your GPU is also sufficient.

 

[HammerFist]

Thx dudes. I should install SCII this days and will inform u. Bonus REP for all!

 

[HammerFist]

Have some problemms will rep u soon

 

[Dr Super Good]

You can always try out the basic version to test performance as it is free.

 

[HammerFist]

It's look like to this is my lucky day xD. I have just a little more than minimum system requraments