Hi guys,
I tried to make the title more interesting but, whatever. Today, I downloaded this scary/horror game called "Daylight". Then i went to "Can You Run It" to check if i can really run it. Unfortunately, my laptop couldn't even make it to minimal, i launched the game thought. At first, it's seemed very laggy and blurry even thought all the settings were set to "Low". So what i did was, i turned off the game, i had a switch above the keyboard and which was set to "STAMINA", i just pulled it to "SPEED" relaunched the game and then i noticed "PhysX > CPU" on top of the screen. The game became very fast, i was even able to set everything to "High" with no fps loss, but when i set the resolution to 1080p, my laptop was way beyond a hair dryer.
So i just want to know if this is what to expect from laptop since it isn't axed for gaming.
As for my components,
CPU: i7-3632QM 2.2Ghz Ivy Bridge
GPU: Intel HD 4000 & Nvidia GeForce GT 640M LE
and thanks for you precious time.
I tried to make the title more interesting but, whatever. Today, I downloaded this scary/horror game called "Daylight". Then i went to "Can You Run It" to check if i can really run it. Unfortunately, my laptop couldn't even make it to minimal, i launched the game thought. At first, it's seemed very laggy and blurry even thought all the settings were set to "Low". So what i did was, i turned off the game, i had a switch above the keyboard and which was set to "STAMINA", i just pulled it to "SPEED" relaunched the game and then i noticed "PhysX > CPU" on top of the screen. The game became very fast, i was even able to set everything to "High" with no fps loss, but when i set the resolution to 1080p, my laptop was way beyond a hair dryer.
So i just want to know if this is what to expect from laptop since it isn't axed for gaming.
As for my components,
CPU: i7-3632QM 2.2Ghz Ivy Bridge
GPU: Intel HD 4000 & Nvidia GeForce GT 640M LE
and thanks for you precious time.
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