happy17292
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4 GB is fine. I have a slight doubt on your CPU, what GPU u have
No GPU atm. but i will upgrade to R7 260x next month.
4 GB is fine. I have a slight doubt on your CPU, what GPU u have
No GPU atm. but i will upgrade to R7 260x next month.
Already stretched my budget to the max.upgrade to R7-265
I have this strange issue of NFS MW (2005) not working in Windows 8. The game loads and the menus and options are working perfectly. But, The moment when I click on Start Race, I get an error message like "NFS Most Wanted has stopped working".
BTW, It was working on the same config but on Windows 7. Reinstalling didn't help, either. Tried running in Compatibility mode too. But, it has not been resolved yet.
Is there any fix for this kind of issue??
Try using something like DxWnd
did you install the patch update 1.3 ? Also if you are using / have the original cd try using a no cd crack. Now don't raise an alarm it's perfectly normal to use a no cd crack if you own a legit copy of the game to avoid the annoyance to mount the CD every time you want to play.
Should I be able to play fifa 2014 on i5 4440 with Integrated processor HD 4600?
I have a laptop:
Dell Inspiron 15R:
1366x768 pixels screen, but I run it at 1280x768 pixels with Black side patches, for gaming performance,
Core i5 (3rd generation) 3210M running at 2.5 Ghz (Boost to 3.1 Ghz),
4 GB RAM, can be expanded by me in case required,
Switchable graphics: Intel HD 4000 and AMD Radeon HD 7670M 1 GB.
Windows 7 Home/ Basic Original & activated.
I already run Far Cry 3/ GTA 4/ NFS: The Run, with ok-ok to satisfactory results. They're playable at atleast 24 fps or so, on near to lowest settings.
I wish to run Far Cry 4 on it, on or around low settings... With the DRM sh*t going around, I don't play much new games anymore.... But Far Cry 4 has an Indian flavour to it. So, ready to bear DRM for once more...
Will my laptop play Far Cry 4, although the requirements mention 2.6 Ghz processor, but is silent on the make and model?
YES.
^^ Don't worry. Your laptop should be able to handle it well enough even at medium settings IMO.
^AFAIK when you record the actual FPS will not be recorded, or you mean the counter hidden on some corner you want to see it?
exactly, how to bring it to somewhere more on the center? if possible.
One more thing, if i use MSI afterburner to have the counter on screen, and then record it with another recorder say shadowplay, will it come in the recorded video?
in wht settings ac1 and ac2 run in intel hd 4600 graphics?