I'm aware that it is low end... He said keep it under $600 and i couldn't fit an OS in with a ryzen or Intel chip... I tried an fx 8320 but it didn't quite cut it... Would it be able to run PC on medium at least?
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I'm aware that it is low end... He said keep it under $600 and i couldn't fit an OS in with a ryzen or Intel chip... I tried an fx 8320 but it didn't quite cut it... Would it be able to run PC on medium at least?
With the 750 on lowest settings, with the 1050 you could run high but the CPU will hold it back (so low-med), and as soon as the amount of guest in the parks will grow the framerate will go down significantly.
I would advice to wait and save a bit more money so you can buy a better CPU.
https://delaware.craigslist.org/sys/6120108866.html
Being sold as a "Beast" I want a excellent gaming PC/ With ability to play Planet Coaster on or as close to Ultra as possible. Help Please! Getting frustrated with all the options [rolleyes]
Being sold as a "Beast" I want a excellent gaming PC/ With ability to play Planet Coaster on or as close to Ultra as possible. Help Please! Getting frustrated with all the options [rolleyes]
Thanks for your reply!
Aesthetics is important to me, I don't like how most gamming laptop look like..
And what do you think about this: https://www.amazon.es/MSI-Stealth-Pro-GS73VR-7RF-281ES/dp/B06XV3SR1N
Looks great. But building a desktop (probably not what you want I know) with the exact same specs costs me half the money, € 1.800,- I believe is a hell of a lot of money.
My bet this would run the game just fine.
Like Luuknoord said, that laptop is good for gaming. However, it is very expensive.
Yeah for 920 euro you could probably make a desktop that is equal to that laptop in specs. It having desktop hardware will make it slightly faster (i7 7700k also overclock-able, can also opt for the i5 version since its cheaper). Then you can buy a cheap laptop for the laptop stuff and save a few 100 euros. [tongue]
With those specs you will be able to run the game at around medium settings.
For a laptop, a gtx 980m or 1060-1070 or higher for the videocard, and a intel i7 processor (6700HQ or 7700HQ), but laptops with those specs are ridiculously expensive, so you're better off buying a desktop + cheap laptop at that point imho.
I need a computer that I can transport, because I travel a lot for my profession.
This all i one is ok?
ALL IN ONE MSI GAMING 24 6QE 4K-012EU CORE I7-6700HQ 2.6GHZ/16GB DDR4/256SSD+1TB/GTX960M 4GB/23"6 4K/W10/ROJOX
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Ref. Fabricante: 9S6-AEA211-012
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MSI Gaming 6QE 4K-012EU, 3840 x 2160 Pixeles, 4K Ultra HD, 16:9, Plana, i7-6700HQ, Intel Core i7-6xxx
Yea thats great. Just don't run the games at 4K resolution.
I am not sure. You have a relatively low clock speed which could mean loss of performance faster when you are building a park.
The Graphics I can't judge unfortunately.
At the moment I would say it could run but I am not sure. Maybe someone can help?
With those specs you can run the game, but the performance will be very bad, and when you start to add things and guests to your park it will become unplayable.
Finally I decided to buy this HP OMEN:
Intel Core i7 7ª Gen 7700HQ / 2.8 GHz (3.8 GHz) / 6 MB Caché
16 GB DDR4
128 GB - M.2 SSD + 1 TB HDD / 7200 rpm
17.3" WLED 1920 x 1080 / Full HD
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti - 4 GB GDDR5
I hope it is enough to launch the game effectively
That will be more than enough to have good performance at medium settings.