Divining just what that "non-personal system information" might be

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8-05-2009 @ 3:09PM

johnthediver said...

I don't really care that Blizzard is checking out my hardware. But i would like to see the average system specs. That way I know If I am ahead of the curve, or need to upgrade a component before the next release, be it Starcraft, Diablo or a WoW expansion.

Skraps
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8-05-2009 @ 3:17PM

aoeex said...

I agree, it'd be nice to see where my comp stands in comparison to the average based on what they gather.

It'd be interesting to see best/worst for each slot too, ie what's the top video card being used / worst video card being used. Which is most popular, ati, nvidia, etc.

8-05-2009 @ 3:24PM

Rylka said...

"...and someone in the north western United States is running it on a first generation Tandy TRS-80. We're not really sure how, but we'd really like to meet them and ask them a few questions."

I too would like to see the average/best/worst system information. I'm sure it would be interesting.

8-13-2009 @ 12:42PM

Krick said...

Valve has a Steam Hardware Survey that's pretty interesting...

http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/

I hope Blizzard does the same and makes their results available as well.

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Krick
http://www.tankadin.com

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