**Can My Notebook Run It?** -Ask about your notebooks here

How do I turn down my resolution and stuff to the lowest settings? Im pretty much a noob here.

 

Nevermind guys it works!
But I used a Portable Cs 1.6 :\

 

How come no one ever answer my post??

Will these games run on my laptop? Please put settings and resolution and average fps.

Games-Spore
Empire: Total War
Call Of Duty 4 and 5
Dawn of War 2
World in Conflict
StarCraft 2 (your opinion)
Assassin's Creed


Specs in Signature.

Also how is hd 3450 compared to hd 4530 and nvidia geforce 6800?

 

Can my Acer 2930z run these games?

Left 4 Dead
Call of Duty 4
Call of Duty World at War (This is the right title, right?)

Specs:
Intel Pentium Dual CPU T3400 @ 2.16ghz 2.17ghz
3GB DDR2 RAM
Windows Vista Home Premium
Mobile Intel Graphic Media Accelerator 4500M (Up to 1244MB)

(I'm not really sure about the specs, I just checked the stickers and some of the System Properties.)

Thanks in advance!

 

^low, and you will still lag in left 4 dead when mobs come, and call of duty 4/5 would be iffy on low also

 

Can my DV7 run:

Assassins Creed
GTA 4
Empire Total War
Mass Effect

HP DV7
2.4ghz Core 2 Duo
9600gt 512mb
4gb ddr2 ram

 

What sort of games could be run on this system

Core2 Duo
2.26 GHz
4 GB Memory
14.1 Widescreen
160 GB HD
Webcam
Nvidia Quadro NVS 150M Video Chipset


It is a Toshiba R10

What is the non quadro equivalent?

What about COD4 and Far Cry 2?

 

It can do it no problem

 

as I said in your original thread, the GeForce equivalent would be something like 9300 or 9400 at best. Look at what those can run.

 

But I thought for Quadro cards they were slower than normal 9xxx series, does that make a difference in game selection

 

Games-Spore (mid native res)
Empire: Total War (low maybe lower the res a bit)
Call Of Duty 4 and 5 (low native res)
Dawn of War 2 (no idea sorry)
World in Conflict (low-mid native res)
StarCraft 2 (your opinion) (knowing blizzard, mid native res should be possible)
Assassin's Creed (low and lower the res just a bit)

hd 3450 been a low range card should be about half to 70% as powerful as the HD4530 though I dont know much about the 4530. the 6800 been a high end card thats 3 gen old should be still more powerful than 3450 but not by more that 50% i would say

 

you can "run" the games, but even on the lowest possible settings your card may still not keep up. a IGP is never meant for games

 

native res assumed to be 1440x900
Assassins Creed (mid-high native)
GTA 4 (low-mid native)
Empire Total War(mid native)
Mass Effect (high native)

 

Do Quadro video cards have compatibility, so if a 9400 or a 9300 can run a game does that mean that the Quadro 105 can?

 

yes, it should run them as well as GeForce. If that doesn't happen, you can always softmod it into GeForce. I feel too lazy right now to explain it all, so i'll just send you to Google =)) I hope you won't get upset with me)

 

I wont, thank you for your help so far.

I dont think I want to softmod because it is a uni laptop and I was wondering what would work, I think COD4 and Far Cry 2 will run. Heck they work on a 6600.

 

Can i run Need For Speed - Undercover but i don't have any graphics card??

 

Unlikely, I'm guessing you have an Intel X3100 or X4500 neither of which will run the game at acceptable performance (assuming game can run in the first place).

 

Hi all,

First post. I have been looking around the site for a couple of days, and finally decided to join. Seems like a very helpful site!

Here is my question. I recently bought an HP DV7T-2000 . Here are the required specs for this thread:

1) Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 ghz processor (P8600)
2) 4gb DDR2 memory
3) ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 (1gb)

Will this be able to run the following games (I don't have the laptop yet. It should be arriving in the next few days, but I am curious)?

COD4: Modern Warfare
Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter
Civilization 4
Crysis (Don't own this yet. I want to know if I will be able to run it before I buy it)

Thanks!
Eric (future_paramedic)

 

It will be able to play all those games fine, and crysis but not at the highest res.

 

Hey I'm new here, but got a few questions.

Here are my specs:

Sony VAIO FW Notebook

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (2.4 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB, 3 MB L2 Cache)
GPU: ATI Mobility Radeon 3650
RAM: 4096MB 800MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM [2x2048]
Hard Drive: 320 GB @ 7200 RPM
Display (Native): 1920x1080

I was wondering how well I can play the following games? I would like at least 25+ frames per second. I dont need to play it at native resolution.

Here's the list:

Fallout 3
Crysis
Bioshock
Elder Scrolls 4 - Oblivion
Call of Duty 4

 

All of those will be fine, but you'd have to play with various settings in Crysis.

 

Hi i am wondering what sort of settings i can expect to run World of Warcraft on with these specs.

CPU:Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology with interrelated Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor P7350
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS graphics 512 mb Dedicated
RAM: 4GB DDR2 memory
For multitasking power, expandable to 8GB. 1066MHz frontside bus, 3MB L2 cache and 2.0GHz processor speed.
Display: WXGA

 

Leave it at the default settings. And Default res.

 

Really? That's a huge bummer. Thanks though will probably pass on that laptop due to that. I want to at least be able to run it at mostly high (Minus shadows ).

 

Hi i am wondering what sort of settings i can expect to run World of Warcraft on with these specs.

Different laptop then last question.

CPU:1066MHz frontside bus, 3MB L2 cache and 2.13GHz processor speed.
For multitasking power, expandable to 8GB. 1066MHz frontside bus, 3MB L2 cache and 2.0GHz processor speed.
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 9800M GS graphics 512 MB dedicated
RAM:4GB PC2-6400 DDR2 memory
Display: WXGA

 

Maxed Res and maxed settings

 

Thanks much. Looks like im looking at a 15 incher then as opposed to a 13. Ah well.

 

The ASUS G50Vt for its size has so far been the lightest notebook I've owned and I've owned 5 laptops over the years. It's even ligher than my ASUS M50, yet more powerful.

 

I find asus to be cheap and unreliable. But thats just my opinion. They focus on bang for the buck not quality

 

Ah see i find that exact same thing about the build quality and components of the Studio XPS lineup. What actually deterred me from buying one (Besides the physical feel of it) Was standing in the computer section at best buy seeing 3...yes 3 people in line all with XPS studio (13 inch models i know) In hands for repair. I asked the Sales guy about it and he said thus far it has one of the highest return rates among there laptops, could just be isolated but it certainly scared me off. That being said my Inspirion has been Rock solid...But so was my last ASUS. How has your experience been with your 16?

 

Lets say i have a CPU Core 2 Duo of 2.53 and 4GB and WUXGA which are enouth settings..but im still wondering about the graphics card; its my weakest area of knowledge. For the games

a) Crysis,

b) COD5

c) Left for Dead

d) Battlefield 2
....which of these graphics card will be able to play which of these games and on which settings settings Ultra high, high, medium. Medium/Low, Low:

a) nvidia geforce 9800m GTS

b) Dual nvidia gefore 9700M GTS

c) ati mobility radeon HD 3870

d) ati mobility radeon HD 4870

e) nvidia geforce 9800M GS

f) nvidia geforce 260M GTX

g) nvidian geforce 280M GTX

h) ati mobility radeon HD 4650

i) ati mobility radeon HD 4570

j) nvidia geforce 9800M GT

Just a general Idea so i know where i will stand when customizing..and let me know if any of my other specs, 2.53, 4GB will need upgrading. I tried to pick the different ranges of games so i can have a good way of seeing...
Thank You...advice greatly appreciated...

 

for (b, c, d), all of them probably high or medium-high

for crysis, maybe medium

are you getting a laptop or desktop?

notebook: go here and compare each relative card....
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-8600M-GT.3986.0.html

 

The best card there is the 280M GTX, followed by the 9700M GTS SLI (dual), 4870, then 260M GTX, 9800M GT, 9800M GTS, 3870, 9800M GS, 4650 then 4570.

The top range of those (9800M GS and above) can play BF2, COD5 and L4D and the very highest settings (maybe a tiny bit lower settings for 3870 and 9800M GS). The other two are a lot weaker. 260M GTX and above should be able to play Crysis fine at high settings + high resolution. The rest are really complicated, check my chart for more details.

You don't need to upgrade anything else.

 

@paper wastage, obviously a laptop. Note the M after the nVidia cards.

Check my chart btw, notebookcheck's charts are pretty inaccurate.

 

What will my laptop not run?

W90vp-A1

CPU: Q9000
GPU: ATI Radeon HD 4870X2 Crossfire
RAM: 6 GB DDR2 800Mhz
DISPLAY: 18.4" WUXGA 1920X1080

 

Speaking from experience with the 9800M GS:

a)Crysis - roughly 30FPS average on High settings @ 1366x768, would probably see a good FPS boost on Medium

b) COD5 - everything High @1366x768, good framerate

c) Left for Dead - everything High @1366x768, 50-60FPS

d) Battlefield 2 - don't know, but I imagine it would run very well

It's also easily OC'd to the 9800M GTS spec, which boosts performance an extra 10% or so.

 

Depending on your operating system, any game programmed natively for DOS or Windows 3.1 and you have a 64-bit operating system.

Of course if you're trying to brag about how powerful your system is, there shouldn't be any game released over the last 5 years to present day that can't be run on the specifications you've listed. GTAIV and Crysis will probably be only the games that you can't max out one way or another.

 

Just wondering if I would be able to START and RUN Mirror's Edge.

Assume that every graphical option + Resolution will be set to off/lowest settings possible.

Windows XP Pro, SP3

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T7500 @ 2.23 GHz

GPU: 384MB Intel 965 Express Chipset Family (X3100)

RAM: 2038MB RAM

Display: 1280x800

Cheers!

 

It'll start, but it won't be playable I'm afraid . Here's a vid of it running on an X3100

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFBpmIjbE-Q

 

yep, I "think" the 9800m GTS should be able to play Crysis at High at decent resolutions.

BTW plasma, what mobile cards do you think can play Crysis or Warhead at decent resolution (1280x800-144x900) at Very High/Enthusiast???

 

Specs are in sig.

Wondering if i can play these games:

Empire Total War (if so what res , settings, fps)

Warhammer Online (if so what res, settings , fps)

Warhammer 4k: Dawn of war 2 (if so what res, settings, fps)


Thank you =]

 

It wasn't my intention to brag at all, I thought it would make more sense to ask that question, then to ask the opposite. Thank you for your answer!

 

I'm planning to install Company of Heroes, Red Alert 3, Battle for Middle Earth 2 and F.E.A.R on my Asus M50Sa (Vista Business, Core2 Duo T9300 2.5 Ghz, 4GB DDR2 Ram, 320GB 5400rpm Hdd, ATI HD 3650 1GB DDR2) . However I need to know if it will run decently as compared to my Acer 5502 (Win XP Home, Pentium M 1.73 Ghz, 2GB DDR2 Ram, 60GB 4200rpm Hdd, ATI X700 64Mb DDR). On my Acer 5502 those games run mostly on medium settings at 1024x768 resolution (F.E.A.R runs on 800x600 resolution). Thanks.

 

As far as I know the ati hd 3650 is much better than ati x700. I think you will have no problem with those games. But don't expect them to be maxed out.
Probably mid settings.

 

I'm currently playing those games on medium settings on the X700. From the settings you suggested, wouldn't this make the X700 equivalent to the HD 3650? By the way, I monitored the FPS using Fraps and got on average 20-25 FPS on the X700.

 

I have Vaio FZ-38M
Core2Duo T8100-4GB RAM-8400M GT, can my laptop run Call of Duty: World At war?
Thanks in advance

 

What settings can this notebook play on Crysis with:

WXGA+ Screen Resolution
nVidia GeForce 9800 w/ 1GB DDR3 VRAM
Intel Q9000 (2.00GHz, 1066MHz FSB, 6MB L2 Cache) Processor
4GB DDR3 RAM

 

^what kind of 9800?

 

NVIDIA® GeForce® 9800M GTS Graphics with 1GB of GDDR3 Discrete Video Memory and Intel® PM45 Chipset