battlefield 1 for i3
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Finstar
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No, that system would not run bf1 unless you consider 10 fps avg playable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwX-d6gQO-g
Also, the video was made on a normal gt 610 not the mobile version which is even slower so you could expect results even worse than in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwX-d6gQO-g
Also, the video was made on a normal gt 610 not the mobile version which is even slower so you could expect results even worse than in the video
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Have you checked the BF 1 website?
Your hardware is just too old and will struggle to run even low settings on that game.
At the minimum: a 4 core 6600k or amd 6 core 6350... I'm assuming your I3 is a 2 core
Also: a geforce 660 or amd 7850
Your hardware is just too old and will struggle to run even low settings on that game.
At the minimum: a 4 core 6600k or amd 6 core 6350... I'm assuming your I3 is a 2 core
Also: a geforce 660 or amd 7850
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There are laptops designed to be 'gaming' laptops. These are the kind of laptops you can use to play AAA games like BF1 reasonably well. These kinds of laptops cost a lot more money.
The majority of laptops are bought by non gamers. These people need mobility and long battery life as the primary qualities in the laptop. Gaming components such as CPUs and videocards use a lot of power. So these items are left out in favor of low power alternatives. This is why the vast majority of laptops are not suitable for modern AAA games. Yours fits in this category.
The majority of laptops are bought by non gamers. These people need mobility and long battery life as the primary qualities in the laptop. Gaming components such as CPUs and videocards use a lot of power. So these items are left out in favor of low power alternatives. This is why the vast majority of laptops are not suitable for modern AAA games. Yours fits in this category.
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Bf3 had min spec requirements of a 2 GHz dual core cpu, 2gb ram and pretty much any dx10 gpu
Hardline had min spec requirements of an i3 cpu, 4gb ram and a gtx 260
Bf1 in the other hand has min spec requirements of i5 6600k (4 core 3.6 GHz), 8gb ram and a gtx 660 (around 7-13 times faster than the 610m)
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