Question about minimal requirements

[screebaby (VACation)]

I want to play rust as it seems fun, i've watched youtube videos though it looks fairly graphics intensive. I'm here to ask if my laptop could run rust at 30+ FPS? Thanks for any replies.


Intel core i5 10500h CPU
gtx 1650 (Laptop)
8gb DDR4 ram

If you'd like to research more, my laptop is an MSI GF63 Thin 10SC.
Thanks!

[Phineas Freak]

I think you need more RAM at least. Like 16gb minimum but 32 is good.

[No_Quarter]

8 gigs are going to be a struggle on a full sized map, you will be able to play servers that have smaller maps. Big maps are going to lag.

With smaller maps game only takes like 6 gigs of RAM.

Laptop 1650 is not great but on lower settings it should be fine.

[Budgie_Smugglerz]

100% you NEED 16GB RAM!!!

[Orion]

I was running a 1060 graphics card for the longest time before I had to upgrade last year, so yours should be fine but yea like others have said more ram.

[DrummerJacob]

Originally posted by scribeby:

I want to play rust as it seems fun, i've watched youtube videos though it looks fairly graphics intensive. I'm here to ask if my laptop could run rust at 30+ FPS? Thanks for any replies.


Intel core i5 10500h CPU
gtx 1650 (Laptop)
8gb DDR4 ram

If you'd like to research more, my laptop is an MSI GF63 Thin 10SC.
Thanks!

You can play it with those specs but youll have to just try it out to see how it feels. The more you upgrade, the smoother itll be and the more competitive you can be with it.

I started on a cpu slightly worse than that, a $500 laptop, and couldnt even spray the AK in the old PVP spray patterns because of video lag but I loved the game so much I just played on quieter servers or pve type servers and slowly upgraded a few times to where I can play anywhere now and run at 70+fps.

But you are at the bare minimum. Rust is a processor heavy game, thats the thing youd want to upgrade first, that and the RAM. See if you can save up for an i7 and 16GB RAM.