can i play assassin creed unity on my dell 5521 laptop ?

visakh22

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Hi

i want to know that wither i can play assassin creed unity with these conflagration my laptop CPU intel core i7 3517u@1.90ghz , ram 4 GB , Graphic 2GB ati amd radeaon hd 8730m , harddisk 698 , os windows 8.1 64 bit please advise me wither i can with these configuration which is mentioned above or do u have to upgade it ?

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visakh
 

Nuckles_56

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Almost certainly not, as the minimum specs are way above what your machine is capable, and from those specs, to make it playable with the hardware you have you would have to play on lowest settings at 720p, assuming that is possible
 
The minimum specs are completely out of whack compared to what it will actually take to run the game (you really think you need a GTX680 to run the game at all?).
Even so, that is a fairly weak laptop when it comes to gaming. Look for performance benchmarks of Black Flag using that hardware, thats roughly what I would expect you to be getting.
 

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I completely agree with you, man. These devs, especially ubisoft think we're all stupid and its actually quite insulting. I have no doubt OP will be able to run the game fine on his laptop, just keep the eye candy down and he should be fine.

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Keep the language down, its not like your replying to a mod or anything

 

shAnk1995

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As per this link http://gpuboss.com/gpus/Radeon-HD-8730M-vs-Radeon-HD-7970, you may not be able to play. Try playing it in lowest settings, you may get it. Otherwise,you wait for latest low end pc patches from ubisoft or 3rd party ppl.
 

shAnk1995

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Were you running any extra programmes on your computer? Were you connected to internet?
 

shAnk1995

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Oh, I c. Well he might be running a lot of programmes then. Otherwise R9 200 series are AMD's elite graphics, that is only meant for desktop, similar to Nvidia's TITAN series.