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marwantodoto has Just Cause 3

Dec 3, 2015 @ 4:26am

Can i run just cause 3 in my laptop?

my spec is 8gb ram core i5-4210u Nvidia geforce 820m can i run it?

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Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 4:36am

It might, possibly, at lowest, get playable frames but I'm not too familiar with the 4210u

marwantodoto has Just Cause 3

Dec 3, 2015 @ 4:44am

who need bigger spec fallout 4 or just cause 3?

Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:02am

In my personal experience, Just Cause 3 tends to be more intensive. I have both games. I can run Fallout 4, with ENBs and shaders, as well as 4k retextures, at Ultra without dropping below 60fps. I can run Just Cause 3 at high(Not Ultra) at 50fps steady, with drops around large explosions. I don't know which one is designed to be more intensive but Fallout 4 is definitely better optimized.

Rhy

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:08am

the game got fps problems at the moment. i got a gtx 860m 2gb ddr5 and a i7 4710HQ @2.50ghz (Boosts up to 3.5Ghz)
and 16 gb ram
it's laggy, especially when it's raining. (drops down to 20) fallout gets 50+ 1080p with high settings

Last edited by Rhy; Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:09am

Rhy

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:09am

i'd say you wait before buying it.

Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:13am

Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
i'd say you wait before buying it.

+1, similar specs, but GTX960 2GB and I5-5790 k @ 5GHz

Rhy

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:14am

Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
i'd say you wait before buying it.
+1, similar specs, but GTX960 2GB and I5-5790 k @ 5GHz

"similar" i doubt that.

Last edited by Rhy; Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:14am

Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:15am

Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
+1, similar specs, but GTX960 2GB and I5-5790 k @ 5GHz
"similar" i doubt that.

How so? Just based on what you posted the only thing that's different is my GPU and CPU

Rhy

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:16am

Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
"similar" i doubt that.
How so? Just based on what you posted the only thing that's different is my GPU and CPU

is the gpu a M card or a normal desktop card?

Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:18am

Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
How so? Just based on what you posted the only thing that's different is my GPU and CPU
is the gpu a M card or a normal desktop card?

Ah, okay, I see what you mean then. Mine is a speced gaming desktop

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Rhy

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:19am

Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
is the gpu a M card or a normal desktop card?
Ah, okay, I see what you mean then. Mine is a speced gaming desktop

there we have it. you can't compare a m card with a desktop. if you compare an 960 to a 960M, the M card has -150% the power of the desktop one.

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Fejj

Dec 3, 2015 @ 5:20am

Originally posted by Ass Pancakes | Blueprint.tfAN:
Originally posted by Der Scharfschütze:
Ah, okay, I see what you mean then. Mine is a speced gaming desktop
there we have it. you can't compare a m card with a desktop. if you compare an 960 to a 960M, the M card has -150% the power of the desktop one.

I didn't notice the M, lol

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