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[Tall kiwi]

Would I be able to run Battlefield 3 on my laptop? I'm using a Lenovo G570

These are the specs I was able to find of it:

Backlight Technology: LED
Bluetooth: Yes
Brand Name: Lenovo
Colour: Brown
Graphics Controller Manufacturer: AMD
Graphics Controller Manufacturer: Intel
Graphics Controller Model: HD 3000
Graphics Controller Model: Radeon HD 6370M
Graphics Memory Accessibility: Dedicated
Graphics Memory Accessibility: Shared
Green Compliant: Yes
HDMI: Yes
Hard Drive Capacity: 750 GB
Hybrid Hard Drive Capacity: Not Applicable
Number of Cells: 6-cell
Operating System Architecture: 64-bit
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium
Optical Drive Type: DVD-Writer
Processor Manufacturer: Intel
Processor Model: i5-2430M
Processor Speed: 2.40 GHz
Processor Type: Core i5
Product Family: Essential G570
Product Type: Notebook
Screen Resolution: 1366 x 768
Screen Size: 39.6 cm (15.6")
Solid State Drive Capacity: Not Applicable
Standard Memory: 4 GB
Webcam: Yes
Weight (Approximate): 2.60 kg
Wi-Fi: Yes

Maybe with every setting set to low? I'm not sure if that list is very helpful, not very handy when it comes to computer specs etc.

[Alen]

You should be able to run, whether it will be playable is a different matter. I'm sure that if you configed the game to some ultra low settings you might just have a slightly responsive and barely playable game. Expect like 20 fps at a very low res or something

[scotbud123]

Like Alen said, run it on the lowest settings possible. If you can, and know how to, try to overclock it a bit as well. (Although if you're not sure on this don't do it, better safe than sorry.) The only thing that might really hold you back is the 4 GB of ram and your video card. That being said, for best results make sure NOTHING other than what you really need is running when you play the game. (Also, this shouldn't need to be said but make sure your system is clean, remove things you don't need, maybe even run the disk cleaner.)

[Tall kiwi]

You should be able to run, whether it will be playable is a different matter. I'm sure that if you configed the game to some ultra low settings you might just have a slightly responsive and barely playable game. Expect like 20 fps at a very low res or something

At the moment I'm wanting to play the campaign. Would it lag in campaign because idk why but other games that have both campaign and online play, the campaign doesn't lag whereas online would I might try find a torrent then possibly buy the game for PS3

Like Alen said, run it on the lowest settings possible. If you can, and know how to, try to overclock it a bit as well. (Although if you're not sure on this don't do it, better safe than sorry.) The only thing that might really hold you back is the 4 GB of ram and your video card. That being said, for best results make sure NOTHING other than what you really need is running when you play the game. (Also, this shouldn't need to be said but make sure your system is clean, remove things you don't need, maybe even run the disk cleaner.)

I don't know how to overclock but I'm sure others here will be able to tell me also the 4GB ram is wrong, my lappy came with 8GB ram

[scotbud123]

I don't know how to overclock but I'm sure others here will be able to tell me also the 4GB ram is wrong, my lappy came with 8GB ram

Hmm, I think it should be alright, don't expect the highest settings with like 60+ fps. But, you should be OK to run the game.

[Registration]

>run game at 20 fps
>Dun even buy

[Tall kiwi]

>run game at 20 fps
>Dun even buy

Read other posts not even gonna buy it... wanting to torrent it and possibly buy it for PS3

[Stevenom]

Overclocking your CPU won't help.
Plus it's a laptop, don't think you can really OC that.

[Anne Frank]

Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements

[[MPGH]Killian]

You should just build yourself a good gaming rig

[[MPGH]Doc]

Like Alen said, run it on the lowest settings possible. If you can, and know how to, try to overclock it a bit as well. (Although if you're not sure on this don't do it, better safe than sorry.) The only thing that might really hold you back is the 4 GB of ram and your video card. That being said, for best results make sure NOTHING other than what you really need is running when you play the game. (Also, this shouldn't need to be said but make sure your system is clean, remove things you don't need, maybe even run the disk cleaner.)

i5-2430M (non-K) CPU on an OEM motherboard with QM67 chipset and a 6370M. That's about as unoverclockable as it gets.

[noob555]

Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements

[Occidi de Pax]

Build a gaming rig.

[Alen]

At the moment I'm wanting to play the campaign. Would it lag in campaign because idk why but other games that have both campaign and online play, the campaign doesn't lag whereas online would I might try find a torrent then possibly buy the game for PS3

I don't know how to overclock but I'm sure others here will be able to tell me also the 4GB ram is wrong, my lappy came with 8GB ram

I haven't yet played through the whole campaign but I'm pretty sure that some online maps are far larger than anything int he campaign. Dunno how much that would impact performance though

Hmm, I think it should be alright, don't expect the highest settings with like 60+ fps. But, you should be OK to run the game.

RAM doesn't matter as much as the gpu does.

i5-2430M (non-K) CPU on an OEM motherboard with QM67 chipset and a 6370M. That's about as unoverclockable as it gets.

I think GPU OCing was being talked about, I don't see the CPU being the limiting factor here

[Extractional]

Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements

https://www.mpgh.net/forum/2-general/...ml#post6294856

That site is bullshit.

Like everyone said.

find a config on the net with ULTRA low settings or if your really into PC gaming buy yourself a good gaming rig/setup