- May 28, 2014
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ok so i play some cs go on my desktop pc at a stable 50-75 fps. now im gonna be away from home for a while and still want to play cs go on the road. i have two laptops. one is an asus x401u with amd e2-1800 dual core 1.7 ghz, 2 gb ram, amd radeon 7300hd integrated graphics, while the other is a Neo laptop (not famous brand), with intel pentium t4300 dual core 2.1 ghz, 2 gb RAM, intel graphics.
i currently have windows 8.1 on the ASUS laptop and have installed cs go. currently, on low settings [as in ultra low], and 640x480 resolution, i am lucky to have it reach 18 or 20 FPS. now would it be worth to try to run cs go on the other laptop?
please note, i can settle for a stable 25+ fps on low res. so could it be worth the try to run it on the second laptop?
P.S. would tf2 run on low settings on either of the above?
i currently have windows 8.1 on the ASUS laptop and have installed cs go. currently, on low settings [as in ultra low], and 640x480 resolution, i am lucky to have it reach 18 or 20 FPS. now would it be worth to try to run cs go on the other laptop?
please note, i can settle for a stable 25+ fps on low res. so could it be worth the try to run it on the second laptop?
P.S. would tf2 run on low settings on either of the above?
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