Hey can my crappy computer run this game

I was just wondering if my old crappy computer can run this game

OP: windows Vista (tm) home basic (6.0, Build 6002)
System Manufacture: Compaq-Presario
system model: rr790aa-aba sr2150nx
processor: Intel(R) D CPU 3.33GHz, ~3.3GHz
Memory: 2046mb RAM
DirectX version: DirectX 11


Name: NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT
DAC Type: integrated RAMDAC
Approox. Total Memory: 1777 MB


if you need anymore information just ask (and sorry if this is in the wrong section)

Short answer?

no

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Khodar wrote:

Short answer?

no

sad....sad.....sad face

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twotails12 wrote:

I was just wondering if my old crappy computer can run this game

OP: windows Vista (tm) home basic (6.0, Build 6002)
System Manufacture: Compaq-Presario
system model: rr790aa-aba sr2150nx
processor: Intel(R) D CPU 3.33GHz, ~3.3GHz
Memory: 2046mb RAM
DirectX version: DirectX 11


Name: NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT
DAC Type: integrated RAMDAC
Approox. Total Memory: 1777 MB


if you need anymore information just ask (and sorry if this is in the wrong section)

Yes it can
my friend runs it on 1gb ram and 1,8 dual proccesor

It absolutely can run it, and run it well.

omg [insert happy face] :D

then why da f did he say no D: i was so sad...>> i get girly when it comes to games

You may have to turn off shadows and post-processing but it should run fine, I think. I don't think this game needs 4 GB RAM to run...

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You may have to turn off shadows and post-processing but it should run fine, I think. I don't think this game needs 4 GB RAM to run...

lol yeah i assumed i couldnt run it at full anyways :/

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Scarleton wrote:

Yes it can
my friend runs it on 1gb ram and 1,8 dual proccesor

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It absolutely can run it, and run it well.

"I know nothing about computers."

Listen here, a NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT has trouble with League of Legends.

If (IF) it does run Path of Exile, the game will be extremely choppy and you will not get a good experience out of it.

I played for several days on an old Macbook Pro with a Nvidia 9400M. It was well above 30 FPS with Shadows off, Vsync ON. It had 4 GIG memory though.

The game is very well optimized. Shadows and Anti Alias are the first things to turn off.

I wouldn't disable vsync because that creates ugly tearing when you move around... but some people just don't notice it so YMMV.

It can be a bit long to bootup, on an older computer. But once in game the loading times between zones are fairly good.

If you could upgrade anything I would suggest to add 2 GB if you can, if only so Windows spends less time swapping memory around.