I have an ASUS 15.6-Inch HD Intel Dual-Core Laptop, Core i3, 6GB RAM, laptop. Does anyone know is this will run Skyrim ok?
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I have a Hp pavilion and it works perfect but if you have played it on desktop you might find it wierd because of the distance or lack of but the quality is just the same as on my desktop
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Yes it will work with the original skyrim game. You will still have to use your original disk when you play the game. FYI the bundle is so worth it. You can do so many different things now and there are many more quest.
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Lets put it this way, I can run Crysis 2 across 3 2560 x 1440 monitors just fine, and Skyrim with about 50 graphics improvements mods just fine.
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I have received it and it works very well for the price I got it at. I run skyrim at ultra with a few mods with little frame loss. It came with almost everything but what it didn't come with was the installation disc but you actually don't need it as you can go to the amd site and download a program which scans which card you have and installs the drivers for it. It came with everything else though and works great!
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Im not familiar with that game. You'll have to check out the system requirements.
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I suppose it depends what you mean by "well" but considering it has integrated graphics rather than a dedicated video card and only 4 gig of RAM, I would say no. I have not tried to run these games so I cannot say for sure, but this is certainly not a gaming laptop. You could check the minimum system requirements for the games you're interested in and find out for sure.
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I have this processor and I also have skyrim. I am able to run skyrim on very high and ultra. So, I assume the other games will be fine.
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I ran WoW, Lol, rust and csgo with low settings just fine, dont know about skyrim.
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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
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I have been playing skyrim with the E8400 dual core. The trick is too get a good motherboard instead of an expensive processor. A good mobo will let you run SLI with two moderate video cards. So like I did; the asus P5ND, intel e8400, and two nvidia GTX 550TI for less than the Quad Q9550. You pick; not as stylish but faster and cheaper or stylish and more money.
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If you're still waiting for a response, it will run Skyrim & Battlefield on High settings at approximately 25fps without stutter (what they consider fluently) according to notebookcheck.net There weren't any benchmarks for Arma 3.
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It will run pretty well. There's a video on youtube with someone running it with only 1GB of RAM and it's fine.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AykH-zUcPJw
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Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the graphic card is simple with Afterburner. 8.5/10 -IGN Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the... » Read More Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the graphic card is simple with Afterburner. 8.5/10 -IGN « Show Less
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yes it should work fine. I had to adjust my resolution etc for the game to work without any problems.
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Yes. You will be able to run the game with those specifications. Although, I do recommend having 4GB or more (8GB ideal) of DDR3 memory to have the game run more smoothly on higher graphics settings.
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Yes & No - Yes if you are playing it WITH the 1.7version patch you get from Bethesda's website. This is to make it compatible with 4 core an more CPU/processors (game was built when 2 core's were common) an other things. Now for modding which I have done, I have no issues with Windows 7 nor should you with Windows 8 (I am aware of it's problems, why I stayed at W7 Pro). because there are mods & fixes for everything at NexusMods. Please remember to install game in folder other than Program Files because Windows UAC feature causes problems. For example C:Games/Fallout3. Also note that Windows Live no longer exists so you can not validate it nor do you have to. You essentially are buying this so not to get malware or viruses from pirated copies or you just do not want to wait forever to download it off steam. Took me 5 days to get it running good with over 50GB worth of mods. Great learning experience, awesome game, 10000X better than when I first played it.
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It should run fine. But check and make sure it will with everything else on your PC.