is it good for total war games with high graphics
1448607
It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to higher end graphic card in the future.
568719
yes it is perfect for gaming. it has dual GT755m graphic cards. If you compare this to the other cards. It is %10 better then GTX770m. It means you can play BF4 with ultra settings. Just remember that all the game laptop becoming hot after playings and you should have a good cooler with this...
484917
Basically, no. It's more than adequate for a lot of games available in the Windows Store, but if you want to play really graphically intensive games, you could easily wind up getting a lot of CPU lag or having to turn down your resolution. Two other considerations lead me to characterize this computer as a poor gaming rig. One, without an optical drive, installation and play can be a bit of a hassle. Two, Windows 8 eats a lot of memory by itself and the lack of support for XP-based software is a real barrier to playing older games. For example, I got Red Alert 3 to install okay, but W8 doesn't handle the game well at runtime at all. It's prone to crashing and so laggy that the game is entirely unplayable. That said, if your interest is in games with relatively low CPU/GPU demand and are intended for the Windows 8 platform, you should be fine. Otherwise, as a gaming rig, my review of this computer is lukewarm at best. That said, I'm still entirely satisfied with this machine, and it offers excellent value for its price point.
1460233
yes, because windows 7 has backwards compatibility with windows xp. It also works with windows 8, which is what I play it on. The reason this game works on windows 8 and the original medieval total war game doesn't is because this game runs on a 64-bit processor, and the original runs in 32-bit only. However, it appears to slow down the computer.
2163065
I'm not sure if I would recommend it for games that require higher specs but I play games like Counter-Strike : Source, DOTA 2, Fallout without any problems. It handles well for not being a so called gaming laptop.
1295722
I don't exactly know the details off the top of my head but i can give an example. I can play Skyrim on the highest graphics setting with around 7-13 mods without a problem and no lag. Skyrim, especially with mods, takes a pretty good graphics card. It does have one TB and 8 gigs.
1204431
The graphics card will be fine for rendering simple things on your screen, however if you are trying to play games with graphics settings higher than low, you are probably going to have issues.
498731
You should be just fine. Even playing Rome II at 4k, extreme settings you should be getting at least 30fps.
1227398
Depends on the game, you can't plat a RTS game with this one, but you can play every MMORPG, MOBA, FPS without a problem with better performance.
1264783
I've used it for Skyrim and, more recently, Guild Wars 2 and have to say that for a laptop it's pretty decent. You need to run GW2 and low-medium graphics settings to get a reasonable frame rate. You can't expect a laptop to give you desktop quality graphics. If they put that kind of power in a laptop you could probably fry eggs on it.
1333873
I believe it would. I have thrown Rome 2 total war,left for dead 2,killing floor as well as DayZ Standalone and not once have I had any issue.Its a solid computer with an amazing graphics card......yes outdated but, not weak lol
2042455
I can play the Witcher with medium quality graphics, so I think you're set to panda it up.
2217842
You should be good. I have a 2.4 i7 with 8 GB ram but have a nvida. Just make sure you graphics card driver is up to date, I got an error when launching the game until I updated my graphics drivers. I played fine on medium settings
708266
I couldn't say for certain, but from what I've seen of the graphics it should be pretty solid. If you can get a refurbished one from a reputable dealer on Amazon it's pretty great. I personally use mine for WOT and it works well for that.
1188032
No problem running Orcs Must Die 2, Unreal Tournament 3 Black Edition and Warcraft III on Win7. My only gripe with the system is a hardware option to turn off the mouse pad. The mouse pad layout does get in the way with wasd games. In FPS games, if the character randomly shoots or strays to the left then an adjustment in posture remedies the issue. "Windows Experience (Rating 1.0 to 7.9)" Processor 7.1 Memory(Ram): 7.5 Graphics: 6.5 Gaming graphics: 6.5 Primary hard disk: 7.9 (replaced with SDD Drive) Base Score: 6.5 determined by the lowest subscore
1333871
Oh, no doubt. Maybe not max it out at more than 30 fps, but you'll be able to run it with a decent framerate at medium to high settings.
191002
Yes, but not at 100% graphics settings. I tried TF2 and it ran perfectly at 100% detail, but that's not a power-hungry game. I also tried GS Global Conflict, and it ran well at 75% settings. For more recent, powerful games, I'm assuming they'll run well at about 50%. That sounds bad, but the games are still great at 50%. I'd go with this, and when your budget allows, upgrade the GPU. For another comparison, I've done some video editing with this, and blows my 6GB dual-core laptop away. A 15-minute HD video takes more than 20-minutes to output on the laptop, and about 4 minutes with this PC. Not bad at all. Yes, but not at 100% graphics settings. I tried TF2 and it ran perfectly at 100% detail, but that's not a power-hungry game. I also tried GS Global Conflict, and it ran well at 75% settings. For more recent, powerful games, I'm assuming they'll run well at about 50%. That sounds bad, but the games are still great at 50%. I'd go with this, and when your budget allows, upgrade the GPU. For another comparison, I've done some video editing with this, and blows my 6GB dual-core laptop away. A 15-minute HD video takes more than 20-minutes to output on the laptop, and about 4 minutes with this PC.... » Read More Yes, but not at 100% graphics settings. I tried TF2 and it ran perfectly at 100% detail, but that's not a power-hungry game. I also tried GS Global Conflict, and it ran well at 75% settings. For more recent, powerful games, I'm assuming they'll run well at about 50%. That sounds bad, but the games are still great at 50%. I'd go with this, and when your budget allows, upgrade the GPU. For another comparison, I've done some video editing with this, and blows my 6GB dual-core laptop away. A 15-minute HD video takes more than 20-minutes to output on the laptop, and about 4 minutes with this PC. Not bad at all. « Show Less