Does it really require an i5 processor or could I run it on an i3 processor as well?

[Black_Knight]

Usually system requirements are higher in the minimum list than it really is.
Now, I heard that animated wallpapers do take some CPU usage. My question is, would I be able to run most wallpapers(as I know that there are some heavy wallpapers that require a good CPU/GPU) with my current processor? Thanks.

[Rhy]

I think I've heard someone using this with an I3 before. I can't provide any more info on this though.

[robertino129]

I'm certain the i3-4130 is more than enough for this software

[Black_Knight]

Originally posted by robertino129:

I'm certain the i3-4130 is more than enough for this software

I got an i3-3220, so I should be fine if it's more than enough for it.

[robertino129]

seeing the specs for it, obviously yes.

[tokyo]

how about i3-2350 could run this well?

[FallenStar]

A ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ athlon x2 could run this

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Can I use it on my potato pc? since I'm a lone wolf doing yolo in this cruel world so I can't afford to buy a pc with specs like GTX 1050 with I5 or i3 but I have this trash with Geforce 210 which is from around 2013 I think also Core 2 Duo E7500 Ghz 2.99

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Tell me fast I find it cool and I'm gonna click on the buy button before I buy it.

[󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡]

I'm lost halp Q_Q

[Tim]

E7500 was released ten years ago in 2009, it may be a bit too slow, same for your GPU. You can always request a refund via Steam Support if it turns out that it is unusable for you.

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Originally posted by ultio:

E7500 was released ten years ago in 2009, it may be a bit too slow, same for your GPU. You can always request a refund via Steam Support if it turns out that it is unusable for you.

Thank you for your time, and I found the answer in more elaborated version quite a while ago, it was a video made by a guy who had a laptop with dual core and Wallpaper Engine still worked on it so I think Dekstop are much better than laptops so maybe it will run on mine just fine,

[Black_Knight]

Originally posted by ุ:

Originally posted by ultio:

E7500 was released ten years ago in 2009, it may be a bit too slow, same for your GPU. You can always request a refund via Steam Support if it turns out that it is unusable for you.

Thank you for your time, and I found the answer in more elaborated version quite a while ago, it was a video made by a guy who had a laptop with dual core and Wallpaper Engine still worked on it so I think Dekstop are much better than laptops so maybe it will run on mine just fine,

Make sure to stop it when you have other programs in full screen so it doesn't take a lot of your cpu power.

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Originally posted by ultio:

E7500 was released ten years ago in 2009, it may be a bit too slow, same for your GPU. You can always request a refund via Steam Support if it turns out that it is unusable for you.

Thank you for your time and I would be glad to tell you that it worked fine on my PC without any issues. So far I haven't experience any lag or perfomence drop on my PC so I'm glad that you made this software.

[birblord gaming]

Originally posted by Ass Pancakes ||||| blw.tf:

I think I've heard someone using this with an I3 before. I can't provide any more info on this though.

I even used on Pentinum 2400 Dual.