Fallout NV Demo?

[Zales]

I have Fallout New Vegas for my xbox but i am interested in getting it for pc for some odd reason (i dont know why, maybe it's because this game is AMAZING). However, im not sure how well my laptop would handle it, so im wondering if there is some way to get a demo of NV somewhere. If not, oh well, i can just play it on my xbox.

[MBK]

No, sorry.

[JtDarth]

Originally posted by OnetimeRocket13:

I have Fallout New Vegas for my xbox but i am interested in getting it for pc for some odd reason (i dont know why, maybe it's because this game is AMAZING). However, im not sure how well my laptop would handle it, so im wondering if there is some way to get a demo of NV somewhere. If not, oh well, i can just play it on my xbox.

You know, you could always just list your laptop specs. There are a ton of people on this forum who will be happy to tell you how well it should run based on your specs.

[CursedPanther]

Originally posted by DarthNachoz:

Originally posted by OnetimeRocket13:

I have Fallout New Vegas for my xbox but i am interested in getting it for pc for some odd reason (i dont know why, maybe it's because this game is AMAZING). However, im not sure how well my laptop would handle it, so im wondering if there is some way to get a demo of NV somewhere. If not, oh well, i can just play it on my xbox.

You know, you could always just list your laptop specs. There are a ton of people on this forum who will be happy to tell you how well it should run based on your specs.

On top of that, FNV is almost 7 years old now. Any laptop within the last 5 years with a dedicated GPU should be able to handle it.

[Qnomei]

Select your CPU, GPU, and RAM on this page and it will tell you:
http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=589&game=Fallout:%20New%20Vegas

Like CursedPanther said, as long as it's not an old potato without a dedicated GPU, you should be fine.

[JtDarth]

Originally posted by Qnomei:

Select your CPU, GPU, and RAM on this page and it will tell you:
http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=589&game=Fallout:%20New%20Vegas

Like CursedPanther said, as long as it's not an old potato without a dedicated GPU, you should be fine.

Even without a dedicated gpu, most modern integrated cards should be able to handle it. Should be fine so long as you have 4GB+ of normal RAM. Of course, you won't be able to go ham on visual mods, but the game should run well.

[Belanos]

If you really want it, then get it. If it doesn't work then you can get a refund, so you won't lose anything by it. You can have the game for two weeks and can only play it for two hours before you lose out on your refund.

[talgaby]

If it doesn't run an AMD E-series chip or something ultra-low like an N-series Intel, then you should be okay.

[No gods, no masters.]

most of the SOC can run FNV on ultra low at 15 fps lol

[JtDarth]

Originally posted by AndreyKva:

Check your system specs and compare them with the minimum and recommended requirements for the game. It should run. However, since it's a laptop, it probably won't run it well.

Depends on the age of the laptop. Modern lower mid range and better laptops would have ZERO problem with it.