Mine has core 2 duo 2.2ghz, 4gb ram and ati mobility radeon 4250 (4gb ram). This does meet the min specs but I'd like to know what type of framerate or experience I'll have before I buy the game, thanks.
Star Wars: The Old Republic
Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Dec 20, 2011
Star Wars: The Old Republic is a massively-multiplayer role-playing game set 300 years after the events of BioWare's Knights of the Old Republic series, but still approximately 3,600 years before the events of the films.
How would my laptop fare on low settings?
On my Desktop it runs very smooth on high, but that's also way above those specs. But in bootcamp with my MacBook Pro with a 6750 its runs well on low settings, but when you change some settings to high it starts taking performance hits. So i would imagine your card not cutting it quite. You could probably play it on low, but i think the FPS would be pretty bad.
i am running the game on a old amd 4 core with 8gb of ddr2 memory and nvidia 560 card and i can run it at 1920x1080 high settings, will get some minor slow downs during big boss fights when there is a lot of AOE going off at the same time. And the only place i have bad performance is when i am on the imperial fleet but my understanding is so does everyone else.
@DeanoXD said:
i am running the game on a old amd 4 core with 8gb of ddr2 memory and nvidia 560 card and i can run it at 1920x1080 high settings, will get some minor slow downs during big boss fights when there is a lot of AOE going off at the same time. And the only place i have bad performance is when i am on the imperial fleet but my understanding is so does everyone else.
Yeah Imperial Fleet is a hot spot of performance bog down.
@pornstorestiffi said:
@DeanoXD said:
i am running the game on a old amd 4 core with 8gb of ddr2 memory and nvidia 560 card and i can run it at 1920x1080 high settings, will get some minor slow downs during big boss fights when there is a lot of AOE going off at the same time. And the only place i have bad performance is when i am on the imperial fleet but my understanding is so does everyone else.
Yeah Imperial Fleet is a hot spot of performance bog down.
it is, even my i7 2600k @4.4ghz and gtx 480 dips below 30fps during peak times on the fleet.
I have a 2010 Macbook running Windows XP via bootcamp and it runs great on medium settings - the only thing that really bogs it down is turning on high quality shadows. The machine is a 2.4ghz Core 2 Duo, with 4GB Ram and an NVIDIA GeForce 320m - nothing really great at all. I get like 30 - 40 fps most of the time - it's not amazing, but totally playable
I have an Nvidia GeForce Go 7900 GS, with about 4.4 gigs of RAM. Would I even have a shot at running this?
@adz117 Says you. The game runs great on my laptop maxed out at 1080p. Then again I'm running an i7, SLI GeForce GTX 460m's, 16 GB RAM, and RAID 0 hard drives.
I'm out of the country again for a year and bringing my far more powerful custom gaming rig was too much of a hassle.
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