Can I run Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor?

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#1 Zer0_Rec0iL
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Hi!

I'm really interested in Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor but I don't have a really good PC so am I able to run it? Here are my specs:

  • Windows 8.1
  • Intel Core i3 3220 @ 3.30GHz
  • RAM: 4.00GB
  • GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series

Thank you!

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#2 Vanine_28
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Just barely my friend , You should be ablt to hit 30 FPS on low settings.

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#3 mjorh
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Sure you can, the games is so optimized , have kinda maxed it out with I5 2500, HD7870 2GB, 8GB

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#4 SovietsUnited
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You can, leave the textures on low and put everything else on high/ultra

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#5  Edited By garfield360uk
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I am moving this topic to the PC board as I feel you will get a more specific response there.

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#6 xxninja666xx
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Medium textures, shadows and ambient occlusion, the rest on high. I have a very similar PC and have a constant 60FPS with these settings, no matter what.

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#7 deactivated-5b797108c254e
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Any time you are unsure you can run a game just go here.

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

They are normally pretty well updated (1 or 2 days after the specs are released at most) and you can either check the requirements or let your components be scanned and you'll be told whether it runs (in theory) or not. Sometimes even if it fails you can still run a game, but normally at low settings and crap performance.