World of warcraft: Will this computer run World of Warcraft (and all of the expansions) at a decent rate?
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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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my friend plays LoL on the highest settings possible, i also have an extra 4 gb's of RAM, but it can definitely play Lol on high. I dont have WoW so i can't say if it can handle it or not. This laptop can also play battlefield 3 on medium and Star Wars the Old Republic on low settings.
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Jerbs.A, For World of Warcraft and Guild Wars 2, this system far exceeds all of the minimum and recommended system requirements. Therefore, we would expect these games to perform quite well at High or Maximum settings. Regarding Archeage, as the game is not yet released, with final specifications available, we cannot speak to the final system requirements. However, based on the system requirements available for the pre-release version, we would expect it to perform well at higher settings.
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I would imagine so. your cpu and ram will also be a factor considering WOW is an MMO.
1000995
yes, it will run games, but it's not going to give extreme details or all the sparkles of a gaming rig. it's more of a multi-media/work station type machine. i upgraded the ram to 8gig, and it is a sweet machine!
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According to those specs it should be capable of running WoW on highest settings really well if not perfectly.
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Probably not. The CPU is really good, but the graphics card will probably need to be upgraded to play SWOR on High. For it's price, it's a good computer to play on Medium.
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I would bet. I'm running League of Legends, Counterstrike, Payday 2, and a bunch of other games at max settings with no problems.
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Yes this video card should work fine however you have to make the sure the rest of your build matches it. I'd recommend a quad core CPU and at least 4-6 gb of ram. Make sure your power supply can handle the load of an extra video card. Just google search power supply calculator and use extreme power calculator that comes up. Input your system info and it should give you a minimum power supply and a recommended one. I also caution that while this would run efficiently now, as wow continues to expand and be updated the video card will become obsolete faster because it still uses ddr3 gaming ram rather than the gddr5 gaming ram. I'd recommend finding a video card that uses at least 2gb of gddr5 ram. An amd 7800 series or nvidia 700 series or higher with the gddr5 ram.
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Yes, this can run WoW on max settings. As far as the minimum power rating I'm not entirely sure but I'm running it on a 650 watt power supply. Just make sure you have 2 6 pin connectors to connect to it (comes with 2 Molex to six pin adapters if you have 2 extra Molex connections).
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You will have a rock solid 60+ FPS at High settings. Although I have not tried the expansion on the laptop, it should play it like a champ in any case.
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I am sure this computer can handle both with ease. Blizzard games are not known for their graphics and plus this computer's GPU is pretty close to the best a laptop can get excluding the SLIs.
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Yes depending on how much you chose to upgrade it should run just about anything you wish to play if you order and upgrade it would probably max out the graphics of any game mine had the GeForce 680gtx and ran any game I installed
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Intel Core i5 4570 (3.20GHz) 8GB DDR3 1TB HDD Windows 8 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 1GB
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I've played Sims 3, Skyrim and Lord of the Rings Online on this computer, all on the highest settings, and have had no lag at all, everything looks and runs great!
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I upgraded mine with: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit, Pentium D 945 (BIOS A11), 4GB DDR2 533MHz RAM (Max), Intel Solid-state drive, SATA3 Port Card, GTX 650 Ti Boosted 2GB Graphics Card, and a 450W Power Supply. All of that coupled with Ethernet connection and this computer has smoothly ran any game I have thrown at it with the settings maxed out! It's awesome.
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It could. I run WoW on medium to high on most things and it runs perfectly fine. Hope this helps :)