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can i run it? (medal of honor example)

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Rikku

im going to buy a new laptop with Intel Core i7-4500U,
when i went to "can you run it", it says that on the recommended specs you
should have QuadCore 2.0 GHz.

the Core i7-4500U is 1.8ghz that could be oc up to 3.0 ghz.

will i be able to play it at the recommanded settings with out oc it?

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Deathtitan77

Can you?

10 years ago
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ThirdSketch

I dislike that homepage. It can very misleading.

Personally, I think it's of more use to simple learn how good your PC is, and what it can handle.

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Rikku

i dont have the pc yet, thats why im asking here.
if i had it i wouldnt need to ask :D

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WilliamCZ

i7 can run almost anything...

10 years ago
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Slavislav

Of course you can run it, if i can run it on Pentium 4 and 1 GB RAM then you can run it even on the integrated video card of that i7-4500U which is a beast.

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Rikku

thats the video card im getting with:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-HD-8870M.86798.0.html
(AMD Radeon HD 8870M)
the problem is,the Core i7-4500U is only 1.8 ghz, would it be able to handle such games?

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rade0n

Your new CPU will AUTO-overclock at 3 GHz the second you start the game. It's called "Turbo frequency" and it is auto activated whenever you play games or watch HD movies. The normal 1.8 GHz frequency is for power savings (low temperatures, longer battery life).

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Rikku

are you sure its auto?

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rade0n

Absolutely! See here , and here, as per your game you can see here it will run almost at very high level link

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UraniumFalconPunch

Try here. (I just guessed on the RAM).

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Rikku

:O snap, looks good

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jbondguy007

This link almost killed my computer with ads. :P

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UraniumFalconPunch

Sorry bro, my adblock picked them up so I didn't know how many there was.

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Vulcanikz

The only "can I run it" site that I use. Used it to check if I could run games on a computer before a built it. It was right, I can run them :D very useful site.

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ferszabi

Don't worry about that.

My CPU is Dual Core 2x2.6 GHz and I can run it on full graphics

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Vapourizer

The i7 4500U is hyperthreaded so technically, it's quad core

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jessebear

i have a pretty crappy laptop and worse spec than that and i can run skyrim and dmc just fine i think you will be fine as well.

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pentaerythritol

If by Medal of Honor you mean the previous bundles 2010 version, you probably can.

I get a solid 15-20 fps on lowest possible settings with a Core 2 Duo 2.2GHZ and 1GB of VRAM, so you should be fine with that i7.

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aforce273

I ran MoH 2010 on my old Lenovo T500 which had something like a Core 2 Duo 1.7 Ghz, 256 or 512 VRAM, and 4 GB RAM. I doubt I maxed the settings but I don't think I played at lowest since I don't remember it looking to shabby.

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mkrnic

You can, but why? It's a horrible, horrible game with extremely narrow FOV and a length of 4-5 hours.

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Closed 10 years ago by Rikku.