can i run this game

[whocares916]

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[The Irv]

You dont have a dedicated graphics card, so I wouldn't attempt it. When I was in the middle of upgrading my Graphics card I was using my onboard card which is probably better then yours and I couldn't even run Terraria properly lol. So yeah, I would say probably not.

[whocares916]

figured as much lol better to ask than to wind up with another dead pc ^_-

[SnickerToodles]

"Intel(R) G41 Express Chipset"

*horror violin*

BUY A REAL GRAPHICS CARD

From personal experience, you can, however, play Hearthstone with no issues.

[prototype]

It's honestly not that hard to run, which is surprising. I can play it on 60 fps at max settings.
Important specs:
AMD A8-6600k Black Edition with a Radeon HD 8570D inside (non-dedicated)
8 GB RAM

[prototype]

Originally posted by fuzzychewbacca:

It's honestly not that hard to run, which is surprising. I can play it on 60 fps at max settings.
Important specs:
AMD A8-6600k Black Edition with a Radeon HD 8570D inside (non-dedicated)
8 GB RAM

In other words, go for it! I think you should at least be able to have an enjoyable experience at lowest settings!

[SnickerToodles]

Originally posted by fuzzychewbacca:

Originally posted by fuzzychewbacca:

It's honestly not that hard to run, which is surprising. I can play it on 60 fps at max settings.
Important specs:
AMD A8-6600k Black Edition with a Radeon HD 8570D inside (non-dedicated)
8 GB RAM

In other words, go for it! I think you should at least be able to have an enjoyable experience at lowest settings!

That's... kind of a bad comparison. Their computer is just decent. Meanwhile, you have a real gaming computer. Oblivion will run on a potato, but that chipset will be an extreme bottleneck.


Also, I remember what happened now. I had a "Intel Q35 Express Chipset Family", which is pretty similar to what they have. Theirs has a little bit faster core speeds, that's it. I believe I managed to LAUNCH Oblivion, though that says very little about its actual playability. It may not have even run.

Either way, I specifically remember having to play Oblivion on my junky laptop before I was able to buy a graphics card, so something wasn't going right. If it didn't work for me, it probably won't work for them.