GTA 5 on Intel HD 4600/ 5500???

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sizzling

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No. You need a dedicated GPU, your laptop is not for gaming

 

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Rogue Leader

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Not a chance in the world.

 

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iggy684

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Probably 2 fps at the most...maybe none at all. Upgrade

 

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loki1944

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If you have an Xbox One or PS4 the visual difference isn't that huge really, just look at comparison videos, most of the difference is a bit more vegetation/draw distance/AA. It is not the same difference as going from the Xbox 360 or PS3 to Xbox One/PS4. So if you already have an Xbox One or PS4, just go with that instead of spending money on a new computer just for this game.

 

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loki1944 :

If you have an Xbox One or PS4 the visual difference isn't that huge really, just look at comparison videos, most of the difference is a bit more vegetation/draw distance/AA. It is not the same difference as going from the Xbox 360 or PS3 to Xbox One/PS4. So if you already have an Xbox One or PS4, just go with that instead of spending money on a new computer just for this game.

I do not build a laptop for gaming only. But I indeed need one for work. I choose GTA 5 as the heavy program for testing.

And what do you guys think about the Alienware 13 (2015 Version) ?

 

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loki1944

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wifislow :

loki1944 :

If you have an Xbox One or PS4 the visual difference isn't that huge really, just look at comparison videos, most of the difference is a bit more vegetation/draw distance/AA. It is not the same difference as going from the Xbox 360 or PS3 to Xbox One/PS4. So if you already have an Xbox One or PS4, just go with that instead of spending money on a new computer just for this game.

I do not build a laptop for gaming only. But I indeed need one for work. I choose GTA 5 as the heavy program for testing.

And what do you guys think about the Alienware 13 (2015 Version) ?

You'll get away with high settings, but not ultra at 1080p http/www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-960M.138006.0.html, unless you get the graphics amplifier obviously.

 

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You will get 20 to 30 fps on all low and a resolution of 720p .... Because I have tested it. Enjoy.

 

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AndroKrazy

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yes u can run gta at 20-25 with the lowest possible settings and lowest graphics in intel 5500
and u can play at 30 fps in 720p with the lowedst posible settings in intel 4600

 

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sizzling :

I can play it on my intel HD 4600 comfortably.Processor : i7 4710HQ

 

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You guys do not research at all I have an I-5-5200U INTEL HD 5500 8GB RAM and I get 20-35fps on medium settings so of course it can run but not on ultra

 

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sizzling :

No. You need a dedicated GPU, your laptop is not for gaming

Not Really. i ran GTA V on Intel HD 5500(128mb of dedicated video RAM), and it runs good, but only at 14-30fps, then after about 1hr 40mins it start lagging.In Addition the only thing needed is to increase the dedicated video RAM to about 2gb.

 

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AndroKrazy :

yes u can run gta at 20-25 with the lowest possible settings and lowest graphics in intel 5500
and u can play at 30 fps in 720p with the lowedst posible settings in intel 4600

Correct

 

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KaraiTheGamer :

sizzling :

No. You need a dedicated GPU, your laptop is not for gaming

Not Really. i ran GTA V on Intel HD 5500(128mb of dedicated video RAM), and it runs good, but only at 14-30fps, then after about 1hr 40mins it start lagging.In Addition the only thing needed is to increase the dedicated video RAM to about 2gb.

 

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Jeremy_25

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How to increase the memory to 2gb when an Intel hd 5500 can only go up to 512mb

 

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