Help make Elden Ring run on my pc please? (without spending money plz)

[EthanPlayz]

Device name EthanPlayz-PC
Processor Intel(R) Celeron(R) G5905T CPU @ 3.30GHz 3.20 GHz
Installed RAM 12.0 GB (11.8 GB usable)
Product ID 00325-82035-17514-AAOEM
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

This is the Specs of my pc

My question is, what do i have to do to be able to run Elden Rings at 30-60 fps preferably 60 fps so its not as much of a struggle connecting to multiplayer with these specs? (besides getting a new pc or buying new parts i bought what i could and upgraded what i had)

id appreciate any help to make Elden Ring run on my pc I'm currently having to spend $10/month just so i can play the damn game...... and on top of that i cant get the better multiplayer because what i use for $10/month don't allow third party app access, meaning they wont let you download mods unless its built in like fallout 4 and Skyrim, but the $10/month i felt like i kept wasting it when i could get my pc to run if i get the help of others so.... here i am i appreciate any help i get

[rawWwRrr]

Outside of office applications and Web browsing, I don't you see you succeeding at making any game run appreciably well on that PC.

Slow, dual core processor.

No discrete GPU?

Turn resolution down as low as it will allow, turn off any graphics features. No sure how it could even hit 30 fps for elden ring.

Unless you can upgrade to at least a modest level of PC performance, don't expect much. That rig isn't built for gaming.

[Aluvard]

You might be able to run DS2 on ultra low settings. That's the max for that rig.

Adding to what @RawWwRrr posted - what disk do you have? SSD or HDD?

[Squirrel With Acorn]

You can't. There is no way to get that game working on your PC without you needing to spend money to do it.

[Yzal]

Help? pick a god and pray, 'cause the only way that pc can even run Elden Ring, let alone hit 30 fps, is a miracle.

[Slav Mcgopnik]

There’s no way you’re running Elden Ring on that, even in turbo potato mode.

Maybe the first two dark souls games, on low.

Weak processor and no discrete GPU.

[pckirk]

with only 1g of shared ram for the low end cpu gpu, that is not going to play much games past 2007 area. that thing is beyond a potato pc, beyond a mashed or baked potato pc, that pc is a rotten potato pc.

[Tezzious]

That pc probably does not even support all the features of dx11 let alone dx12

[EthanPlayz]

it can run dx11 and dx12 and its shockingly can run skyrim and a few fallout games not only that but alot of the newer recent games like mortal shell and lords of the fallen 2014 and remake

[Tezzious]

Publicado originalmente por EthanPlayz:

it can run dx11 and dx12 and its shockingly can run skyrim and a few fallout games not only that but alot of the newer recent games like mortal shell and lords of the fallen 2014 and remake

yeah just seen it can, also seen the ps it does not get in most modern games, even at the lowest settings

https://youtu.be/iySA3s82KkU

[rawWwRrr]

Publicado originalmente por EthanPlayz:

it can run dx11 and dx12 and its shockingly can run skyrim and a few fallout games not only that but alot of the newer recent games like mortal shell and lords of the fallen 2014 and remake

Didn't say it couldn't run any games. That CPU was just not designed for a lot of horsepower. And all games are not created equal. Just because you can get one to run doesn't mean you'll be able to run them all.

And "can run" is different from "can run well". What's holding you back more than anything is not having a dedicated GPU. The UHD 610 can only do so much. When you encounter a game like Elden Ring, you really need something more capable.

[SqueakyTweaky]

You have no chance to play on that.