Is proper hardware necessary for dominating Diablo 3?

Diablo has a very special fan following across the world. Diablo 3 fans come from a wide variety of backgrounds. Gamers of all age-groups find Diablo 3 a fantastic game to play. It is rare that a game is such a hit and continues to draw in new fans by the day.

The main reason for Diablo 3 being a hit is its combination of design, art, music, and difficulty. Diablo 3 also adds new twists to the previous editions of the game that have wowed millions across the planet.

The Diablo 3 visuals have become bolder and brighter giving gamers a more intense experience of prowling the dark and dangerous dungeons to beat the Armies of Evil. Special effects along with special music composed particularly for the game further heighten the intense experience of saving Sanctuary from the dark forces.

You can truly enjoy Diablo 3 with a nice system. The Internet speed is crucial for using the player-versus-player mode. Net lag would destroy the fun of the game. You can set up basic hardware including an operating system like Windows Vista or Windows 7. You can also play it on Mac. A processor like Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or Althon X2 2.7 GHz with 2GB Ram is quite necessary. Of course the graphics card (DirectX 10 or 11 Nvidia or AMD ATI card, Nvidia GeForce 8800 or ATI Radeon 3870) with a sound card (DirectX compatible sound card) would be essential. A Hard Drive 15 GB for disc version or 10 GB for digital version would be fine.

Of course each gamer has his individual comfort-level with a particular system. It's like having your own golf club or tennis racquet. Some configurations work great for some gamers but might affect the skills of others. Eventually, each individual gamer has to decide what would lead him to dominator system. However, a basic hardware configuration would ensure that a player at least gets a full experience of the music and artwork that has been created especially for the Diablo 3 edition. With time, you can improve your system to see if your skill level goes up. Some players might perform better with an enhanced sound card while others would prefer a screen of higher resolution. Just go for the system that brings out the best in you.