Hi people.
I have a Acer Aspire 5742 (Laptop)
The specifications of it are:
Intel Core i3-370M (@2.4 Ghz) Processor
Intel HD Graphics (128 mb) with a maximum of 1755mb
4GB DDR3 Memory
and i think thats all the information that is useful to you.
I want to play GTA: IV, and many other games such as FIFA 11 and Assassins Creed on my laptop, but by doing a spec check on 'Can my computer run it' I found that although my computer excelled everywhere else, most good games require higher than Intel HD graphics that comes inbuilt with my laptop. I wanted to play GTA: IV, but was unable to do so because of these Intel HD graphics. Can i run it even with these graphics and play without alot of freezing?
Or, can i replace my Intel HD graphics completly with a much better graphics card? I think this is possible, because in stores you see Intel Core i3-330m mobile processors with ATI/nVidia graphics, so it should be possible to switch my graphics if ATI/nVidia graphics are available built in from store.
I have a Acer Aspire 5742 (Laptop)
The specifications of it are:
Intel Core i3-370M (@2.4 Ghz) Processor
Intel HD Graphics (128 mb) with a maximum of 1755mb
4GB DDR3 Memory
and i think thats all the information that is useful to you.
I want to play GTA: IV, and many other games such as FIFA 11 and Assassins Creed on my laptop, but by doing a spec check on 'Can my computer run it' I found that although my computer excelled everywhere else, most good games require higher than Intel HD graphics that comes inbuilt with my laptop. I wanted to play GTA: IV, but was unable to do so because of these Intel HD graphics. Can i run it even with these graphics and play without alot of freezing?
Or, can i replace my Intel HD graphics completly with a much better graphics card? I think this is possible, because in stores you see Intel Core i3-330m mobile processors with ATI/nVidia graphics, so it should be possible to switch my graphics if ATI/nVidia graphics are available built in from store.