How well does minecraft run?
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I can get around 100 fps on all the highest settings with a 128x128 texture pack
1018780
It runs very well on medium to highish settings. You aren't going to be able to run it smoothly on max settings.
1018781
I ended up purchasing an Acer Aspire V5-552P-X440 because it has a touchscreen and a slightly better graphics card. The laptop I purchased runs minecraft very well. I haven't tried it with mods though.
1388172
It can handle Minecraft. But its not the best out there. And Day Z I'm not sure.
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This laptop has always run amazing for me on high graphical demanding games with lots of textures on at a time like Rome II, XCOM, etc. It should run minecraft easily!
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Absolutely. It is way past the "recommended" system requirements on Mojang site: https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/325948-minecraft-system-requirementsIf you look at the wiki page linked there, you'll see the GT 740M running it 1366×768 at 140fps, this laptop is slower by not more than 25% slower, so you should be in 60-80fps range easily, making it nice and smooth.
197776
Im not for sure bout minecraft cause i dont play it but i dont see why it wouldnt, if anything u might need to do like i did and buy an 2gb ram stick which doesnt cost much. Some bigger games like that require more ram space to play
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As a matter of fact, I do. I've been playing an MMO as well was a few emulator and Minecraft games and it works extremely well. It's got a lot of graphic options for the graphic card it comes with so I'm able to adjust accordingly, though the default setting work perfectly fine for me. It runs very smoothly and I don't seem to have any latency or lag (except you know the occasional internet hiccup).
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The recommended system requirements for Minecraft are: OS: Windows XP/Vista/7, OpenGL: 2.0, Processor: 2.5 MHz (Single Core), RAM: 2 GB(XP), 3 GB(Vista/7), Hard Drive: 256 MB Free, Video: 128MB RAM. This laptop fits all of the requirements.
1640981
it plays minecraft very well but more detailed graphic games like crysis, it will slow down
618259
Almost definitely. I played Age of Empires 3 on it which I'm pretty sure is more graphically intensive than Minecraft.
2255554
I've never run any games on my 2540p, which has an i5-560M, 8GB DRAM, and Intel graphics. However, if I had to guess, I'd say it might run Minecraft but not be a good choice to run it due to the lack of a sophisticated GPU.
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It runs Minecraft quite well for my son at full settings. It ran even better with the addition of 4GB of RAM. For me mass Exports in Lightroom of RAW files with parameter changes goes much quicker than with my Lenovo X1 Carbon with i5.
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In my experience with this computer, I will say no. It could not run Dragon Age on medium or even low settings, and Minecraft wouldn't even run. I know there is a difference between Java Run games and games that run from your graphics card, however in both cases, the processor in this computer was too weak to run either. If you can get one these with an upgraded processor for a cheap price you may be able to with more success. It's been two years since I wrote this review and the technology has grown exponentially. Just double check any graphics and processor specs before ordering, and if you do choose to order this computer, double check the specs when it arrives. I was promised a 3.2 GHz processor and was sent a computer with 1.9 GHz.
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It handles minecraft and photoshop alright, I have both on my 256 GB SP1, but I'd recommend increasing the amount of ram you can use for minecraft to get better performance out of it. It's an integrated gpu and the ram usage is locked down so I wouldn't expect a huge amount of graphics horsepower.
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I have this laptop and while it plays it ok, minecraft is very cpu intensive.expect 60-70 fps with optifine
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Yes this laptop can handle Minecraft. On average I get about 120 to 160 fps.
493411
Yes but it's not the best with minecraft it's more important to get a strong Cpu. 3.5 ghz and 4 cores c:
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I don't have Minecraft to test, but I was able to play Final Fantasy XIV and Diablo 3 at low/medium settings with an acceptable framerate.