What are the maximum graphics setting that this computer can handle for League of Legends? I'm very interested in AMD's APU technology
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Sorry, but I bought the computer for my daughter to finish her masters. We don't use it for games and do not know the requirements.
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I do not play that game so I cannot really tell you the settings, but I just finished Dead Space 3 at maximum graphics and at a perfect frames per second, so I believe LoL should run just fine at max too.
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This can handle league of legends on high settings no problem at the screen resolution, never tried it on a separate monitor.
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Ill be honest with you, the processor is great but i still cant find the way to put it into the new Dual Graphics System (Graphics Card +Gpu from APU) but i got 2 r9 270x in crossfire so i dont need it very much.But answering your question about if getting or not an A10 APU ill tell you, go for a FX instead, because if you got a graphics card dedicated you wont need the Apu GPU at all...
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I don't really play League of Legends, and I haven't tested it on this computer but...my old computer could run League of Legends, and this one is at least twice as powerful, so I'd say there's a nearly 100% chance it can.
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AMD Radeon HD 7640G - I bought this laptop for my daughter. It plays her Sims3 extremely well.
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As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice for that.
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Well, Philips, I am not sure what kind of high quality games you want to play. Generally speaking, the performance of CPU doesn't take much effect on playing high quality games nowadays. The performance of graphic card plays a very important role in playing big games. As FX 4300 is not a APU, which means it doesn't include a graphic core in it, you need to buy an independent powerful graphic card, if you want to play big games. If not, you may choose to buy a high-level APU such as AMD 3870k, which is designed for big games.
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it has the intel built in gpu 4400 , its quite a nice gpu but not for gaming for sure , unless you lower the resolution
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I got your question in an email, and yes this is a god solid card to look at, but also games like sc2 are often prone to lag by the cpu load. make sure you have a good cpu to handle all of that.
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Yes, this can handle all games played at low settings, and some older games running at medium settings. If you are going to get this with the intent of playing games on it though there is something you should note: this computer will overheat. To get around that you will need to download AMD's Catalyst Drivers from here: (http://support.amd.com/en-us/download), then go into CPU power, and scale the sliders down to 75%. I would also invest in a cooling pad. The one I use is this one: (http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-NotePal-Configurable-R9-NBC-8PCKA-GP/dp/B00BJ1COZI/ref=dp_ob_title_ce) -I use the two fan version, but otherwise yes, this can handle those games. Yes, this can handle all games played at low settings, and some older games running at medium settings. If you are going to get this with the intent of playing games on it though there is something you should note: this computer will overheat. To get around that you will need to download AMD's Catalyst Drivers from here: (http://support.amd.com/en-us/download), then go into CPU power, and scale the sliders down to 75%. I would also invest in a cooling pad. The one I use is this one:... » Read More Yes, this can handle all games played at low settings, and some older games running at medium settings. If you are going to get this with the intent of playing games on it though there is something you should note: this computer will overheat. To get around that you will need to download AMD's Catalyst Drivers from here: (http://support.amd.com/en-us/download), then go into CPU power, and scale the sliders down to 75%. I would also invest in a cooling pad. The one I use is this one: (http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-NotePal-Configurable-R9-NBC-8PCKA-GP/dp/B00BJ1COZI/ref=dp_ob_title_ce) -I use the two fan version, but otherwise yes, this can handle those games. « Show Less
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I just purchased the iMac 21.5 with ATI Radeon 4670 & I've played SC2 beta. It runs sooo smoothly. If you're an avid gamer, I'd recommend the 27" with the i5/i7 processors. They have a better graphics card than the 21.5" but I'm sure if you wait until August, they'll get an upgrade.I played SC2 with my friend yesterday with Photoshop running in the background. I didn't realize it was running but the fan was incredibly quiet & he was the one who got dropped from the game. The iMac will handle.
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I run World of Tanks on modified medium, (i.e. I turned some of the higher end details down), but on games like Neverwinter, DDO, and other fantasy mmo's I run high end graphics settings. Also, since it runs AMD graphics, you can go to the AMD website and download additional graphics software modifications to improve your gaming experience. I recommend AMD Gaming Evolved for starters, all around I am very pleased with this this HP, and would recommend it to anyone!
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CS: GO runs on low settings. Hearthstone looks good on medium settings. Haven't loaded League, but Dota 2 has been running fine on medium settings. I had down graded to Win7, and the graphics drivers weren't installed. Once the drivers were configured, it works great.
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I played LoL, FFXIV, WoW, GW2, TERA, Tomb Raider, etc. If you can endure tweaking your graphics, setting the shadows lower than Ultra you can pretty much play any game at High and maybe Ultra settings. I've played pretty much any Online game with this computer just fine. Hope this helps.
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Yea, I have a very similar pc as yours. It runs very well. It can run almost all the major games. I often play LOL and it runs very smoothly at the highest settings. But make sure you have a >= 400 watts power supply. My dell came with a 320 watts without an extra plug for graphic card. So I also changed my power supply.
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It does pretty well with LoL, as far as I know. I've been getting a stable 60 FPS as long as I keep the graphic settings on low.
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The Mali 400 GPU offers 2D and 3D acceleration performance scalable up to 1080p. You should see it some games. There is no setting to enable or disable that I am aware of.
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The Mali 400 GPU has 2D and 3D acceleration performance scalable up to 1080p. You should see it in games. There is no setting to enable or disable - it is inherent in the chip.