how many FPS does it run with minecraft on high settings?
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Son answers that he hasn't played Minecraft in awhile, but it gets 60 FPS on League of Legends.
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After you tweak the power settings (i.e. turn the settings to maximize performance because it's set to default save battery but that won't matter if it's plugged in) you get about 60 with vsync on and about 100 without. I recommend you get a cooling pad because it gets rather hot after extensive game play. This laptop is more than sufficient to play most games maxed out.
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Extremely well ...mine craft isn't even graphically tasking ...I run Final Fantasy XIV ARR with no problems at all ..and that game has beautiful graphics
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I've heard that it can run Minecraft at around 90 fps and GTA 5 at 50 fps, but I'm not sure about Garry's Mod. I haven't tried this for myself though, I just heard these numbers in a Youtube Review.
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The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid problems. Linux might be able to run and share memory with less, I don't know offhand. Good luck with this. The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid... » Read More The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid problems. Linux might be able to run and share memory with less, I don't know offhand. Good luck with this. « Show Less
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Almost definitely. I played Age of Empires 3 on it which I'm pretty sure is more graphically intensive than Minecraft.
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Very smooth.. The lowest I can get from shaders mod is 58 FPS. Highest 450FPS maybe higher if low settings.
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It also depends on what motherboard/chipset you end up using but the processor itself is more than capable of handling minecraft
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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.
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Yes up to a 1000 fps but super low resolution, there's a higher resolution at 240 fps that I have a LOT of fun with.
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Reply with _____________________ Basic Answer - 50 - 60 Frames per Second. On the specific settings listed below, it works best. Minecraft 1.8 ------------------------------------------------------ Video Settings Graphics - Fancy Smooth Lighting - Maximum Render Distance - 12 Chunks Max Framerate - 120 Frames Average FPS = 59 - 60 Also, Yes it does work right out of the box, This computer was up and running on the first day.
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I Play Vanilla and get between low 30's and high 40's (fps) on maxed settings... At 16 chunks render distance. And with low shaders Ive been getting low twenty's to low thirty's (fps), and dose decently well while running vanilla servers while playing on them. Also dose acceptably well when playing FTB. All with two monitors with chrome with a few tabs open.
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YES! i have 12 gigs of ram now, thinking of upgrading again to 16. Also should be able to run modern games. Has no problem running minecraft!
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Oh yeah, I can run Dayz Commander on 20-30 on low/medium and minecraft oh high at 70-100 fps.
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I can play Minecraft on this laptop without it lagging, only if I install the mod "optifine" and turn all the settings to the lowest quality. So, no not really.
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You should be able to get 60fps at maxed out settings on Minecraft. Someone on a laptop with similar specs was getting 135fps according to Minecraft wiki.
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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.
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Ignore the previous two comments. Minecraft is not a high requirement game. It runs fine on a 2007 imac, this will handle it just fine.Recommended Requirements:CPU: Intel Core i3 or AMD Athlon II (K10) 2.8 GHzRAM: 4GBGPU: GeForce 2xx Series or AMD Radeon HD 5xxx Series (Excluding Integrated Chipsets) with OpenGL 3.3HDD: 1GBLatest release of Java 7 from java.com