Can it run Minecraft on max settings?
2025954
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.
2025955
Absolutely. It is way past the "recommended" system requirements on Mojang site: https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/325948-minecraft-system-requirements If you look at the wiki page linked there, you'll see the GT 740M running it 1366768 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.
2025956
this game can easily run World of Warcraft max setting. so u use this game to compare others
613862
I would say yes. You don't require a lot of processing power to play Minecraft.
197944
Never played days, but based on the system requirements. It should be playable at high or max
1927465
Yes it will, smoothly. Minecraft is not a really demanding game graphic wise so yes.
34800
Laura, I don't know if your question has been answered yet. But, with some settings tweaking, minecraft runs pretty well on this computer.
2223789
I've played all of the above with no problems, Can play minecraft on max settings with at least 60fps. tf2 ive played once or twice it was fine. skyrim was also fine
1915372
yes - absolutely; my son runs those (minecraft: fullscreen and higher-than-default settings) on his PC and its a little more inferior that this one. Its more than enough to run Steam; however, depending on the games you run from Steam there may be performance issues (you're not going to run DayZ max vid settings on this; Starbound and others would work fine).
1809502
It depends, Vanilla Minecraft definitely, and most modpacks yes. I play a modpack with 290 mods in it and it runs around 60-80 FPS. If you get shaders with mods though you'll probably notice a decline in performance, but shaders are very demanding. If you only play Vanilla Minecraft and not many other demanding games, you could get a much cheaper card. This card is for running games at 1440p and is one of the top end cards right now. For just Minecraft look at maybe a 270 or something, you'll save money but still have some room left for if you want to install mods.
2083797
Oh yeah, I can run Dayz Commander on 20-30 on low/medium and minecraft oh high at 70-100 fps.
1054461
I ran minecraft on full settings with no issues, however if you have the open copy minecraft that allows you to enable super 3d mode, it's laggy
1908970
I don't recomend this laptop for games it wouldn't even run my sims game so it probably wouldn't run mine craft
1963301
Depends. I've only tried minecraft on it and it works pretty good with a few settings changed. I don't really think that this is a "full fledged" gaming computer, though
924932
Most likely. Check to see how much RAM is required for minecraft and wether or not this laptop meets those requirements.
1199998
I honestly could not give you an accurate answer because there are too many factors that affect minecraft FPS such as Ram, single vs multi player, and use of a texture pack.I'm sorry I couldn't be helpful.
842178
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.
1352912
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.
1289447
So far, it's ran everything that I've thrown at it on ultra settings. It should definitely be able to run those games on atleast high. Good luck!