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Which games are suitable for my Asus Laptop?

Angel1988
Level 7

‎04-07-2016 03:43 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 01:38 AM by Community Admin

Hello,

I am new member into this forum. I would like to know about my laptop which games would be best for it. Actually I would like play different kind of games in it.

Please let me know you advice. Thanks!
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toronto699
Level 13

‎04-07-2016 06:52 AM

What Asus laptop model do u have ?
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Angel1988
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎04-08-2016 04:44 AM

I have Core i5 ASUS Laptop with 1TB HDD and 4GMB Ram inside.
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Weirdoutworld
Level 7

‎04-09-2016 10:37 AM

What graphics card? That's the biggest factor between Minecraft and GTAV
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emsir
Level 8

‎04-21-2016 07:07 AM

Angel1988 wrote:
Hello,

I am new member into this forum. I would like to know about my laptop which games would be best for it. Actually I would like play different kind of games in it.

Please let me know you advice. Thanks!
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clockworksatan
Level 7

‎05-17-2016 07:19 AM

Without knowing what graphics card your laptop is packing, it's difficult to say for certain. If it doesn't have a dedicated graphics card and you're running Intel HD graphics, it should be able to play most older games (i.e. Half Life 2, etc.) without too much problem, but you definitely won't be looking at playing any recent games on it as it just won't have the grunt to play them at a decent framerate.
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MajorMajor
Level 8

‎05-17-2016 09:48 AM

Games nowadays are tricky as well. My friend's laptop can play Dirt Rally just fine, but can't play Rocket League even at the lowest settings with a smooth FPS. A lot depends on how good the developer is at optimizing their game.
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Vastus9001
Level 7
In response to MajorMajor

‎10-11-2016 02:22 PM

MajorMajor wrote:
Games nowadays are tricky as well. My friend's laptop can play Dirt Rally just fine, but can't play Rocket League even at the lowest settings with a smooth FPS. A lot depends on how good the developer is at optimizing their game.


THIS. My friend can play L4D2 on his laptop but he cannot get more than 15 FPS on Overwatch with everything on LOWEST setting lol. Crazy how tech works.
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I also love PC gaming and learning about graphics technologies.
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Jenice_Valenti
Level 7

‎06-22-2016 06:56 AM

It depends, Can you further elaborate on your specs? And I agree with Major, there are some heavy games that I can play but there are also some light games that just won't work for me. Maybe you can just do a trial and error? Or you can check this out to get an idea about gaming PCs.
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tackymoulting
Level 7

‎07-28-2016 07:20 AM

Question is what kind of games do you play? Do you like role-playing (RPG), combat type games, massively multiplayer online (MMO) or real time strategy (RTS)?
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