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I love the movies by myself. I've done it a few times, but the few times I've done it it felt... almost transcendent. Heck, I've seen a movie where I was the only person in the theatre.

I'm going to go with a Male Demon Hunter called DiegoHotspur

@OllyOxenFree: Yeah, I use this mostly for work, but it works well for the games I usually have to play.

@Toxeia:

Anyway, I set my preferred graphics processor to my High Performance NVIDIA Processor, and it's running at proper settings now (can even run Dead Space 2 at high).

@Toxeia: I'm a little confused then. I meet all requirements based on Can You RUN It, but I still can't run Risen 2 at a decent speed. However, I can run The Witcher 2 normally.

@Toxeia: That's disappointing to hear.

Here are my specs. Anything I can do by upgrading? Any models and prices you can suggest?

Hey, guys! So, I'm considering buying some RAM for my computer tomorrow. My computer's requirements meet Risen 2's recommended. My RAM is 4 GB, and the requirement for Risen 2 happens to be 4 GB. The problem is I can only play this game in 800x600 (4:3) resolution with all settings at LOW if I want no lag. Will getting more RAM help this problem, and allow me to play games at higher settings and resolutions?

That's what they get for shutting down Pandemic all those years ago!

So, I just installed this game, and when it does Steam's first launch sequence, it starts extracting the files. After it appears it has done that, it says, "The Witcher 2 Launcher Application has stopped working."

Does anyone know what the problem may be? I've checked on Can You Run It? and it says I can run it at recommended settings.

@Doctorchimp: Because the video card will help me edit video/mix and record audio, right?

@JoeyRavn: I'm upgrading RAM for different reasons, but I noticed quite a few games that I was interested in playing had a recommended setting of 4GB RAM. So, whatever I can play is a bonus.