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but that laptop is new, it will run it fine with the ryzen igpu
But... does anyone know if it works with modern controllers? Sometimes steam just wont run a game or run it well on a controller.
Left 4 Dead has full controller support, including support for both Xbox and Playstation controllers. It should work perfectly, even displaying the correct glyphs.
I see... the laptop is an Asus by the way. I looked online and saw there's a newer 800 variant even more powerful but of course this is a 2024 new laptop with the 780. I didnt wanna buy games past 2005 if the iGPU was gonna be subpar, I'm used to Intel iGPUs being garbage I guess. So glad to know I can run the game. I remember loving L4D on 360, of course that was 30fps era lol I'm hoping I can snag 60fps, never played it in 60fps. Thanks for the answer.
Wow, it was running those games? LOL that's amazing. Well that answers the question.. can my laptop run L4D... yes! Probably 120fps, thats the laptop's max hz. I have a PS5 Pro and it runs games at amazing detail and frames, but ya cant get these older gems on newer consoles, well, on Playstation that is. I will buy the L4D bundle then since it comes with both games cheap. It should be great when connected to the big tv. Dunno what RDNA3 is. Sure do appreciate the answers, I figured I had a generic ol iGPU, glad to know I dont!
Must be a good engine then! I also bought VTMB which I had on pc years back, it ran on this engine if i recall and it was memorable. I just played L4D1 and maxed everything out. 120 frames easy lol. Except when i had MSAA x8 on. It tanked to 30fps, but I turned it off and it was fine. It runs at 3200x2000 res on my laptop and doesnt need AA or MSAA at that point. I didnt expect MSAA to tank the frames that bad though.
RaDeon New Architecture 3. GPUs have strange names that don't make a lot of sense to those not already in the know, but not as baffling as monitors at least.
RDNA 3 is the most current AMD Radeon graphics platform, powering the RX 7000 series AMD desktop graphics cards. The PS5 Pro also has an APU using RDNA 3 graphics. It supports features like AI upscaling and frame generation via FSR, as well as ray tracing, though your mileage trying to enable ray tracing will be a bit limited on a mobile chip like that one.
kinda like mega man... he always take that 1 step extra after you stop moving and it feels slippery lol. i noticed that in half life. i just wish i coulda got the ps4 controller to work well with it as it did in L4D series last night.
if you want the squeeze everything out the 780m like the one in my desktop pc then you want to get 32 gb instead so you can have 16 for your system itself and 16 for the chipset there is no 12 gb option which for this chipset performance would have made more sense then 16 gb though
default it likely is on the uma mode likely not even on the game mode these rather keep vram low so i just went forcing the ram to be allocated at all time but that is a preference thing for a lot of games you could allocate 4 gb and keep 12 gb for your system as it seems it often allocates atleast for me 2 gb as vram whats the point of that in a 32 gb system lol
why it mathers wel if you run out of vram it starts eating at your page file your page file is on your harddrive or ssd but its slower then ram so you loose performance in games
but i have to say it l4d2 does not require 16 gb vram even 4 gb vram is plenty pretty sure it uses 1-2 gb but i am mentioning it for the global gaming experience
settings for the 780m can be found in the bios and if the bios is anything standard should be in advanced settings