Can u run gta v in a cheap laptop/pc

[Dutch Vander Bin]

No holy crap u can't, but if u can good for u my new computer just barely met the recommended requriments and it still runs around 30-60 fps not a constant 60 fps
New computer specs:
Asus (Q504UAK)
RAM:DDR4 Samsung 12 gb
Proccesser:Intel core i 5 7th gen 7200u
Graphics chip:Intel hd 620
(touch screen)
Cost:$1,100.00 USD

Old computer specs (you are going to laugh)
Asus (X551MA)
RAM:DDR3 4gb
Proccesser:Intel celeron 6th gen 2830
Graphics chip:Intel 4000
(no touch screen)
Cost:$269.00 USD
(Laugh if u want) and I was thinking about getting gta v on this piece of garbage

[ED13]

No, just no.

[Reina Orikasa]

Originally posted by Lores Revenge:

Proccesser:Intel core i 5 7th gen 7200u
Graphics chip:Intel hd 620
Cost:$1,100.00 USD

For that much I expected a dedicated graphics card (960/970m) at least.

[Nite69]

here is a video of it running on the HD 620

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYRe2NUE7y8

and a video of it with a HD 4000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15pIC2nkQ1k

the 620 seems to barely run ok but the 4000 has lots of stutter

[crx_amd]

I use a laptop and kinda works but it pretty much runs like crap

[Jorge]

Don't listen to them, you'll be fine.
Your specs are MORE than enough to run it with around 40 smooth FPS.

[ED13]

For the price of that 1st laptop, you could build a decent PC that would run GTA V fine lol.

[Nite69]

Originally posted by CULTSHITED13:

For the price of that 1st laptop, you could build a decent PC lol.

except its not portable :P

his only other option close to that be to build a Mini ITX system, and plug it into a monitor/keyboard/mouse at another location.

[akira]

did you actually spend $1,100 on a laptop that doesn't even have a dedicated graphics card

why would you ever need to do that

you can literally buy an asus rog or an msi laptop for that price point

hell, there's a dell gaming laptop at $799 and it has a dedicated gpu

i don't understand what people are doing what their money these days

[Bobinatorinator]

Originally posted by Lores Revenge:

Old computer specs (you are going to laugh)
Asus (X551MA)
RAM:DDR3 4gb
Proccesser:Intel celeron 6th gen 2830
Graphics chip:Intel 4000
(no touch screen)
Cost:$269.00 USD
(Laugh if u want) and I was thinking about getting gta v on this piece of garbage

I don't get why people are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about your intel 4000.

Your proc is garbage. It has 2 core

https://ark.intel.com/fr/products/81071/Intel-Celeron-Processor-N2830-1M-Cache-up-to-2_41-GHz

The requirements for GTA V are:

Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (4 CPUs) / AMD Phenom 9850 Quad-Core Processor (4 CPUs) @ 2.5GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA 9800 GT 1GB / AMD HD 4870 1GB (DX 10, 10.1, 11)

You may be able to run it but I doubt it's gonna be a great experience...

also

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri#

Edit:

Originally posted by run them jewels fast:

did you actually spend $1,100 on a laptop that doesn't even have a dedicated graphics card

why would you ever need to do that

Didn't pick that up, IDK why either. Bought mine 1300$ back then and it's 12gig, i7 (low end, 2 core, don't remember by heart, think 4800Q?), 750 ti, 256gb ssb. It's okay for school and gaming

[PROFILE NAME]

I hope you didnt buy that laptop with the main intention being for games.

[Sgt Smash]

Originally posted by CULTSHITED13:

No, just no.

He could! it just won't be that great

[ShocksVR #AirLink]

Should have bought a desktop, and a secondary cheap laptop for "Laptop stuff"
I bought a CyberPowerPC desktop on Amazon for $700 (i5-6400, RX 480); pretty freaking nice, it's actually cheaper than building it myself.

[Licopolis]

Yes. It depends on what do you call "cheap".
Pentium G2020 + Seagate Barracuda 500 Gb SATA3 drive + Radeon HD6670 2Gb + 8Gb RAM + DVD+-RW drive + Windows 7 x64 Home Extended were about 550 USD for me. It's relatively cheap, it can run GTA V.

[MrToad]

Yes you can, my laptop was cheap when I got it damn near 4 years ago (around $1200 that was a great price 4 years ago for what I got) and now with pascal...you get much more for much less as there is laptops out with 1060's that are sub $1300 with decent specs and i7's... my 4 yo laptop:

Sager Laptop
Gtx 770M
i7 -4700MQ 2.4 GHz
16gb of ram

I do pretty well with gta 5, medium settings near 60 fps. Not great but pretty good for old tech.

I think that integrated graphics have come a long way if you are actually able to get up to 60 fps on your new machine in gta 5, that's pretty damn bad ass even in low settings since the 620 is not a dedicated gpu, older integrated graphics solutions were so horrible you couldn't even run games that weren't graphically intensive. if you have thunderbolt port on your new laptop, might be able to get a external gpu box and whatever gpu you want that will fit in it and get a bit better performance. You've got to remember that gta 5 is actually very cpu intensive since it's an open world game...so there are bottlenecks going on with even pascal laptop gpu's because the laptop cpu can't keep up as well as the their desktop counterparts.

Of course for the price of all that you could build a cheap desktop. Me personally, I'll probably never have another desktop machine. I just really like laptops.