Is my graphics enough for Grim Dawn?

[Lilium]

Okay I have all the requirements except the graphics card. I know for some games that even if you do not have the lowest requirements that it would still work. My computer is a intel(r) core(TM) i7-6700HQ CPU @2.60 GHz, Ram of 16 GB, and the processor is a 64-bit operating system/ x64 base processor. My graphics is an Intel HD Graphics 530. Is it workable?

[FKA]

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a really good CPU, so I doubt you don't have a dedicated GPU.

[Lilium]

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a really good CPU, so I doubt you don't have a dedicated GPU.

GPU? I just want to know if i can still play because of my graphics card is 530

[powbam]

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a really good CPU, so I doubt you don't have a dedicated GPU.

GPU? I just want to know if i can still play because of my graphics card is 530

He means he thinks you have a dedicated card in there along with the Intel integrated. If all you have is the integrated then I would say no, GD may not work for you and if it does it may not be the greatest experience.

[Lilium]

Originally posted by powbam:

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

GPU? I just want to know if i can still play because of my graphics card is 530

He means he thinks you have a dedicated card in there along with the Intel integrated. If all you have is the integrated then I would say no, GD may not work for you and if it does it may not be the greatest experience.

Gotcha, and I am use to low quality games sadly so it won't irritate me as much like others. Well thank you guys, I know not to buy GD because I guess it is a half a chance it may or may not work.

[FKA]

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Originally posted by powbam:

He means he thinks you have a dedicated card in there along with the Intel integrated. If all you have is the integrated then I would say no, GD may not work for you and if it does it may not be the greatest experience.

Gotcha, and I am use to low quality games sadly so it won't irritate me as much like others. Well thank you guys, I know not to buy GD because I guess it is a half a chance it may or may not work.

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a pretty high-end laptop processor, laptops with that kind of processor in them usually go for around €1000, so it is highly unlikely you only have an Intel HD 530, if you paid around €1000 for your laptop.

Your Intel HD 530 = Integrated GPU = Not so powerful.
Your dedicated GPU? = Dedicated GPU = Powerful, use for games and 3d rendering

If you have an i7-6700HQ, you most likely also have a dedicated GPU.

I bought a laptop couple years ago, I paid €750 for it. That laptop has:
An integrated GPU = Intel HD 4000
Dedicated GPU = GT 740M

What is your dedicated GPU?

[Lilium]

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Gotcha, and I am use to low quality games sadly so it won't irritate me as much like others. Well thank you guys, I know not to buy GD because I guess it is a half a chance it may or may not work.

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a pretty high-end laptop processor, laptops with that kind of processor in them usually go for around €1000, so it is highly unlikely you only have an Intel HD 530, if you paid around €1000 for your laptop.

Your Intel HD 530 = Integrated GPU = Not so powerful.
Your dedicated GPU? = Dedicated GPU = Powerful, use for games and 3d rendering

If you have an i7-6700HQ, you most likely also have a dedicated GPU.

I bought a laptop couple years ago, I paid €750 for it. That laptop has:
An integrated GPU = Intel HD 4000
Dedicated GPU = GT 740M

What is your dedicated GPU?

can you tell me what GPU stands for because I have no clue. By the way I ONLY have Intel Graphics 530 I know because I bought it and it only has that.

[FKA]

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

You said you have an i7-6700HQ, which is a pretty high-end laptop processor, laptops with that kind of processor in them usually go for around €1000, so it is highly unlikely you only have an Intel HD 530, if you paid around €1000 for your laptop.

Your Intel HD 530 = Integrated GPU = Not so powerful.
Your dedicated GPU? = Dedicated GPU = Powerful, use for games and 3d rendering

If you have an i7-6700HQ, you most likely also have a dedicated GPU.

I bought a laptop couple years ago, I paid €750 for it. That laptop has:
An integrated GPU = Intel HD 4000
Dedicated GPU = GT 740M

What is your dedicated GPU?

can you tell me what GPU stands for because I have no clue. By the way I ONLY have Intel Graphics 530 I know because I bought it and it only has that.

GPU stands for "graphics processing unit", which means your video card. Are you absolutely sure? I'd suggest you check 1 last time to be absolutely sure. You can download CPU-Z, a little program and look.

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/cpu-z_1.76-en.zip

http://i.imgur.com/aDNtdM6.png

In that picture, the first one (Intel) is integrated, while the second one (970) is dedicated.

[Lilium]

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

can you tell me what GPU stands for because I have no clue. By the way I ONLY have Intel Graphics 530 I know because I bought it and it only has that.

GPU stands for "graphics processing unit", which means your video card. Are you absolutely sure? I'd suggest you check 1 last time to be absolutely sure. You can download CPU-Z, a little program and look.

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/cpu-z_1.76-en.zip

http://i.imgur.com/aDNtdM6.png

In that picture, the first one (Intel) is integrated, while the second one (970) is dedicated.

see for yourself since my word isn't enough: http://s1200.photobucket.com/user/Sa_Gi_Ku/media/Untitled_zpsrtr2scq9.png.html

[FKA]

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

GPU stands for "graphics processing unit", which means your video card. Are you absolutely sure? I'd suggest you check 1 last time to be absolutely sure. You can download CPU-Z, a little program and look.

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/cpu-z_1.76-en.zip

http://i.imgur.com/aDNtdM6.png

In that picture, the first one (Intel) is integrated, while the second one (970) is dedicated.

see for yourself since my word isn't enough: http://s1200.photobucket.com/user/Sa_Gi_Ku/media/Untitled_zpsrtr2scq9.png.html

Aah, too bad.

[Lilium]

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

see for yourself since my word isn't enough: http://s1200.photobucket.com/user/Sa_Gi_Ku/media/Untitled_zpsrtr2scq9.png.html

Aah, too bad.

ya >.< hoping in the future to get one o thoes plugin graphics card

[FKA]

Originally posted by HikaruPoet:

Originally posted by The Blueprint:

Aah, too bad.

ya >.< hoping in the future to get one o thoes plugin graphics card

How much was your laptop, though?