Can my computer run this game?

[LEMONS100]

I like survival games, and The Forest caught my eye. The question is, can I run it?

OS: Window 7
Hard Drive Space: 324 GB
Memory (RAM): 2.00 GB
DirectX Version: DirectX 11
Graphic Card: NVIDIA GeFORCE 210
Sound Card: NVIDIA High Definition Audio

[LucK_]

We also need to know your CPU and if you're Operating System is 64/32 bit.
But looking at your RAM, I'd say no. You would not be able to run this game, 4GB is the minimum.

Your graphics card is also much, much weaker than the minimum requirements.

[LEMONS100]

Originally posted by LucK_NoT_SkiLL:

We also need to know your CPU and if you're Operating System is 64/32 bit.
But looking at your RAM, I'd say no. You would not be able to run this game, 4GB is the minimum.

Your graphics card is also much, much weaker than the minimum requirements.

Ouch, ok my operating system is 64-bit. So I can't run the game? Not even at the lowest setting?

[AyanneCZ]

When will you people learn to use uncle google? :D
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

[LucK_]

Originally posted by LEMONS100:

Ouch, ok my operating system is 64-bit. So I can't run the game? Not even at the lowest setting?

It's the 2GB of RAM. I recently talked with someone who has the same RAM but better hardware, the game instantly crashed. When I load up the game, my PC is using 5GB RAM.
If you have the minimum 4GB you may be able to play it, but your graphics card is just way beyond the minimum, which is already a low end card.

[P41n is unkn0wn]

Hey Lemon,
i have one question are u dumb? Are u able to read? I guess....

U can find the Info u asking for in the Steam Shop! Really why u people are so freaking stupid?!
PLS EXPLAIN

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Dual-Core 2.4 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX®-compatible
Additional Notes: 32bit windows users need to ensure they have at least 4gb of ram usable on their system.

copy and paste from the Steam Shop

[LEMONS100]

Originally posted by P41n:

Hey Lemon,
i have one question are u dumb? Are u able to read? I guess....

U can find the Info u asking for in the Steam Shop! Really why u people are so freaking stupid?!
PLS EXPLAIN

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Dual-Core 2.4 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX®-compatible
Additional Notes: 32bit windows users need to ensure they have at least 4gb of ram usable on their system.

copy and paste from the Steam Shop

A simple explaination: Some people are not computer experts (like me) who just play games just for fun. Plus, some people don't know which is better, their specs or the mininum specs. Also, The reason why I think my computer can run the game is because the company who sold the computer said it could run MODERN GAMES, as in games that were made big time by professional game developers, not indie developers, not internet flash games developers. Games like Call of Duty, Battlefield, and many more games that have advance graphics. (P.S. I don't play games for the graphics, I play them just for fun.)

And yes, I do read. I have read the mininum requirements and still don;t know if my specs are good enough or not.

[LEMONS100]

Originally posted by Dr. Muerte:

your gpu does not support directx11. do you have some issues in other games with shadows and textures?if so you might want to reinstall directx10.

4 gbs ram is minimum today. 8 gbs is standard.
depending on your cpus specs.....you might just need a newer gpu and a ram stick.
any thing in the nvidias 600 range is a good lower cost entry. the higher end 500's are not too shabby and theres a couple gems in the 400 set. but with the older 400 series you lose a lot of the newer stuff thats been massaged in the current cards.

so what. 70 bucks for a mid range 600 card and 30 for a 4gb stick. 100 bucks isnt bad, IF your cpu is up to snuff.

No, I have no problems playing other games.
Also, during the time I brought my PC, it was considered a gaming PC, meaning it could run any Modern Games and it's only three years old!. Either the PC was for only games with normal specs or that the gaming industry is advancing really quick.
Thanks for the information anyway.

[LucK_]

Originally posted by LEMONS100:

No, I have no problems playing other games.
Also, during the time I brought my PC, it was considered a gaming PC, meaning it could run any Modern Games and it's only three years old!. Either the PC was for only games with normal specs or that the gaming industry is advancing really quick.
Thanks for the information anyway.

How much did you pay for your PC? My 6 year old graphics card I have laying around here somewhere is much more powerful (397% faster) than your current one and 2GB RAM is never recommended for gaming, much too low.