
Originally Posted by
*Firefly
Ava is like the the least graphic and processor tense game out there. You could literally run it on like any laptop or pc
Definitely not true. AVA used to be an intense game when it first came out, compared to games now maybe not so much. I remember I was using my Sony Vaio laptop and it was mediocre for the time (dual core 1.7Ghz, 2GB Ram, 190GB hard drive) and it was running a new edition of Windows Vista. That was a regular laptop for the time, and I was barely able to play the game. It lagged so much I stopped playing. I have built a gaming computer since though.
I'll try and be helpful to the OP..
Low Quality:
Exactly what sam said, that actually looks like the official minimum requirements.
Medium Quality about 40FPS:
CPU: i3-560/570 (dual core about 2.8-3.1Ghz), Athlon X2 still but 2.8-3.1Ghz
RAM: 6-8GB DDR3@1040Mhz
GPU: Nvidia GeForce 530 / (Not sure of Radeon GPU for this level)
Now since you asked "best computer"
Max Quality: about 110 -180FPS
CPU: i7 3770k and higer / AMD FX 6350 and higher
RAM: 8-16GB DDR3@1600Mhz
GPU: Nvidia GeForce 650+ / AMD Radeon™ HD 6670
And if it helps any I'll tell you my specs.
So first off the game runs smoothly and lag free for two reasons.
I have ok internet and a decent pc.
The internet plays a big role because you don't want to have high ping all the time.
My internet is 50Mbps (not the greatest, but if you have that or at least close to that like even 30Mbps then you should be fine)
CPU: AMD FX 6350 Overclocked to 4.329Ghz
RAM: 16GB DDR3@ (Overclocked to 2382.8Mhz)
GPU: Nvidia GeForce EVGA Edition 650.
and with that I get on average 130-160 FPS. Sometimes in the Match Channel or when a lot of the players have pings of 250+ it will drop to about 114-120FPS but I don't really notice any difference.
But best of luck. If you're working on building a computer and need some help just ask, I build a lot of em...