How good do you think this would run on a non gaming laptop

[impurrfect]

Wondering if it could run on a non game laptop, I got it to run some really good games for a while, think it could run this?

[Knavenformed]

Learn to check your system specifications and cross reference it with software requirements

You've given absolutely no clues to what's inside that machine, or what even is a "good game"

[Arnie Rimsy BSc.SSc.]

Originally posted by Knavenformed:

Learn to check your system specifications and cross reference it with software requirements

You've given absolutely no clues to what's inside that machine, or what even is a "good game"

Just tell the dude how to check his specs and compare... without being a total stain in the process.

[Vex Hilarius]

Originally posted by Arnold J. Rimmer BSc, SSc.:

Originally posted by Knavenformed:

Learn to check your system specifications and cross reference it with software requirements

You've given absolutely no clues to what's inside that machine, or what even is a "good game"

Just tell the dude how to check his specs and compare... without being a total stain in the process.

JIP?

[Knavenformed]

Originally posted by Arnold J. Rimmer BSc, SSc.:

Just tell the dude how to check his specs and compare... without being a total stain in the process.

I'm trying to usually be as helpful as the post is in itself
If he comes back to ask how instead of googling it, sure I'll help.

There's a difference between an actual volunteer IT help, and a jaded PC user when it comes to the "tech-savvy" next generation.

Give a man a fish and all that

[psychotron666]

If your non gaming laptop was bought in the last 10 years, it will run new Vegas fine.

To check your specs press the start button on windows and type in the search bar "dxdiag" and run the app that shows up. That will have a window that shows your computer specs and you can compare to the new Vegas requirements on the steam page

[-={LG}=-]

Your only problem might be if it recognizes the video card. Other than that I'm sure you'd be fine. And if it recognizes the integrated video, that would probably be fine too.

[Exvalcore]

Integrated Graphics I3 7th Gen, 2.30CPU.
2015 Laptop runs the game at 15~30fps.
Resolution 540p960, it technically works.
Any GPU better shouldn't have any issue.

[Thiagaval]

well if this helps, my pc is terrible, and it runs new vegas fine and it doesnt regulary crash

[Doom Sayer]

Its more a matter of if not how well.

[impurrfect]

It was a dumb question I admit it, I have a computer with no card and not much ram and it runs like a charm

[cuss]

".. total stain.." Classic!
OP, the game runs like crap anyway, you probably wouldn't notice.

[Mittens]

Originally posted by Sobber:

It was a dumb question I admit it, I have a computer with no card and not much ram and it runs like a charm

Why didn't you just try it in the first place? what was the worst that could have happened lol

[-={LG}=-]

Hey I got you something Sobber :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQWk7l8Su2U

[bunies]

dude this game is like 15 years old, it should run on any modern laptop