Hey guys, any idea how i would run this game on all low settings with a resolution of 800x600?
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Anyone else?SimplyFatal
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Depending on your processor, there's a possibility it could work. You should be able to adjust the amount of shared RAM that goes to your iGPU in your BIOS. Make it at least 1025. As long as your CPU is over 2.4 GHz, you should be able to RUN it on LOW. There's no guaruntee it'll be smooth. If you look at videos online, poeple who try to run BF3 with Intel HD 3000 usually get 20-30 FPS. And they use overclocked i5's and i7's.
I can RUN it with a Pentium 2.1 GHz and Intel HD 3000. It just looks like a slideshow.
2nd generation i3. Not sure about the model number. I can look it up if you need specifics. Thanks for the reply dude.Depending on your processor, there's a possibility it could work. You should be able to adjust the amount of shared RAM that goes to your iGPU in your BIOS. Make it at least 1025. As long as your CPU is over 2.4 GHz, you should be able to RUN it on LOW. There's no guaruntee it'll be smooth. If you look at videos online, poeple who try to run BF3 with Intel HD 3000 usually get 20-30 FPS. And they use overclocked i5's and i7's.
I can RUN it with a Pentium 2.1 GHz and Intel HD 3000. It just looks like a slideshow.
Maverick6575
[QUOTE="Maverick6575"]2nd generation i3. Not sure about the model number. I can look it up if you need specifics. Thanks for the reply dude.Depending on your processor, there's a possibility it could work. You should be able to adjust the amount of shared RAM that goes to your iGPU in your BIOS. Make it at least 1025. As long as your CPU is over 2.4 GHz, you should be able to RUN it on LOW. There's no guaruntee it'll be smooth. If you look at videos online, poeple who try to run BF3 with Intel HD 3000 usually get 20-30 FPS. And they use overclocked i5's and i7's.
I can RUN it with a Pentium 2.1 GHz and Intel HD 3000. It just looks like a slideshow.
SimplyFatal
Just play Battlefield 2.
No.. If you have a desktop, go out and get a cheap card like a Radeon 7770, that will run games infinitely better then the onboard video card in the cpu.. sSubZerOoSome people just don't have the money to go out and buy things like that? I currently have a desktop sitting in my basement, but as of right now I don't have the money to repair it.
[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]No.. If you have a desktop, go out and get a cheap card like a Radeon 7770, that will run games infinitely better then the onboard video card in the cpu.. SimplyFatalSome people just don't have the money to go out and buy things like that? I currently have a desktop sitting in my basement, but as of right now I don't have the money to repair it.
... You can literally find one for as cheap as $100.. If you can't afford that, then why are you even playing video games to begin with? Â Thats basically two games..Â
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