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i have 4gb ram 1gp graphics card and intel i3processor ,can i play call of duty 4?
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Depends on your resolution, could you possibly tell me what GPU you have? 4GB of Ram "should" be enough and an i3 is fine but it all depends on that GPU my friend. Please list the GPU model
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Hey,
If you play the DEMO version then the full version should be about the same or possibly slightly better due to post-demo patches.
Don't run any other programs like a web browser when gaming to avoid eating up resources.
So what your hardware is doesn't matter for this game, though for future reference you can use SPECCY to make things easier: https://www.piriform.com/speccy
Important info:
1) Windows version (including if 32 or 64-bit).
2) CPU
3) GPU
4) System memory
*Note if you only have 32-bit Windows your available system memory is roughly 4GB-0.2GB-(VRAM). So if you have a 1GB video card you can only access up to roughly 2.8GB of system memory even if you have more installed.
**For the next TWO DAYS you can upgrade W7 or W8.1 to Windows 10. I'd do that if that's an option. You can even upgrade 32-bit W7/W8.1, or W10 to W10 64-bit for free (though you need to do a clean install).
I don't know if you can upgrade 32-bit W10 to 64-bit W10 later, so if you do a quick upgrade from say W7 32-bit to W10 32-bit you might have to upgrade to 64-bit now.
(which is important if you have only 32-bit in case you want to get a better video card or more system memory.)
If you play the DEMO version then the full version should be about the same or possibly slightly better due to post-demo patches.
Don't run any other programs like a web browser when gaming to avoid eating up resources.
So what your hardware is doesn't matter for this game, though for future reference you can use SPECCY to make things easier: https://www.piriform.com/speccy
Important info:
1) Windows version (including if 32 or 64-bit).
2) CPU
3) GPU
4) System memory
*Note if you only have 32-bit Windows your available system memory is roughly 4GB-0.2GB-(VRAM). So if you have a 1GB video card you can only access up to roughly 2.8GB of system memory even if you have more installed.
**For the next TWO DAYS you can upgrade W7 or W8.1 to Windows 10. I'd do that if that's an option. You can even upgrade 32-bit W7/W8.1, or W10 to W10 64-bit for free (though you need to do a clean install).
I don't know if you can upgrade 32-bit W10 to 64-bit W10 later, so if you do a quick upgrade from say W7 32-bit to W10 32-bit you might have to upgrade to 64-bit now.
(which is important if you have only 32-bit in case you want to get a better video card or more system memory.)
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