hi, i was wondering if my computer can run CS:S at 20-30 fps on highest settings and 1200x800 resolution will i be able to play TF2 and left 4 dead when it comes out? i would be fine with lowering the rez to get higher framerates.
im not so much worried about left 4 dead, ive got my 360 for that. can you estimate the settings id be able to play on? like would i still be able to use 1200x800 or would i have to drop the rez a bit?
r u sure? im maxing out cs source with 25-30 fps and tf2 doesnt look like it has much better graphics, it seems like whenever i mention the gpu i get the rep that i cant run any games.
r u sure? im maxing out cs source with 25-30 fps and tf2 doesnt look like it has much better graphics, it seems like whenever i mention the gpu i get the rep that i cant run any games.TreetarD93
Honestly 25-30 FPS is extremely low for CS:Source. Any decent PC should be able to max it and get 200+ FPS. That same PC would probably get around 60-80 FPS when playing TF2. TF2 has much better graphics is a little more steep in the system requirements.
Unless you want the game to look even worse, you can't lower the resolution, as you're playing on a laptop. I suppose you could get a USB KB&M along with a CRT monitor in order to play at 1024x768.
r u sure? im maxing out cs source with 25-30 fps and tf2 doesnt look like it has much better graphics, it seems like whenever i mention the gpu i get the rep that i cant run any games.TreetarD93
TF2 is alot more demanding, i have both. The card you have is integrated and not really meant for gaming (laptop right?) so you should be happy with being able to play CS:S but you should be able to play TF2 if you lower the settings probably low-med.
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