can my computer play this game?

[初音ミク]

Graphics:Intel Iris 5100
RAM:4GB DDR3
CPU:Intel i5-4258U
thanks

[Connor]

dont know ,is the CPU at least 2.00 ghz with two cores or equivalent (stated as minimum requirements in the game page )?
i'm running the game on a pc desktop and i'm fine with cpu (2.4 ghz two cores ) and ram (4 gb) ,only thing that's below minimum is the graphics (HD intel ) , no problems at all so far with medium resolution and medium-high effects

[Remy]

Originally posted by Naville:

Graphics:Intel Iris 5100
RAM:4GB DDR3
CPU:Intel i5-4258U
thanks

You won't be able to get 60fps, but you should be able to play on 1280x720 resolution on low-med settings, just be sure to turn off anti-aliasing (AA) and v-sync. It greatly increases performance.

[Avlandre]

System Requirements:

OS: Windows Vista
Processor: Dual Core 2.0GHz or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: ATI or NVidia card w/ 512 MB RAM (not recommended for Intel HD Graphics cards)
DirectX: Version 9.0
Hard Drive: 3 GB available space

The game will run, but you MAY encounter one particularly nasty glitch at the end of episode 3 (don't wat to spoil), which will prevent you from progressing the game.

[Asacledhae]

Well, your CPU/RAM are more than fine, it's your Graphics card that i'm worried about..

The particular card is a bit mediocre in handling games, but it doesn't meant it won't run them. Basically, your Graphics card can handle Crysis 3 on low settings, so i doubt it'll have any issues with Life is Strange.

You'll probably be able to run Life is Strange on medium/low settings with around 40-50FPS, but i'm not 100% sure about it.

[Lucius]

With low setting it should be fine. have fun!

[InDaInternet]

I'm pretty sure you can. Not on max. settings obviously tho.
I also play it right now on my a few years old, nont gaming Laptop and it works fine on medium settings.

[初音ミク]

Thanks People

[Alyx]

Originally posted by ReminemRapperChef:

Originally posted by Naville:

Graphics:Intel Iris 5100
RAM:4GB DDR3
CPU:Intel i5-4258U
thanks

You won't be able to get 60fps, but you should be able to play on 1280x720 resolution on low-med settings, just be sure to turn off anti-aliasing (AA) and v-sync. It greatly increases performance.

Actually, you should always *enable* v-sync, as there's no point whatsoever in letting your card render more FPS than your monitor can show.