games like 7 days to die with low grafcs

#GAMES LIKE 7 DAYS TO DIE WITH LOW GRAFCS INSTALL#

Laptops can out spec desktop PC's and many do. It's not whether or not it is a laptop that plays a role at all here.

Then people come into forums and wonder why their laptop won't give them 60fps or why they have to lower their settings. 'Gaming' laptops may play some or even most released games OK they will never give you the performance of a proper gaming rig. The reality is that Early Access games are not optimized and anyone who thinks that laptops are a good idea for these games is kidding themselves.

Originally posted by darrylhs:So sad to see people buying ALPHA early access games and then trying to play them on low end equipment. If there is in fact, no dedicated GPU (not the Intel onboard HD graphics), you might not be able to handle the game except at the lowest settings - but even then, you'd need to allocated more VRAM and that'll cut down on your actual RAM and might cause even more stutter / lag / FPS issues. Run that to get a good overview of all your system.

#GAMES LIKE 7 DAYS TO DIE WITH LOW GRAFCS INSTALL#

I recommend you check correctly in your system properties -> device manager, or better yet, download and install Speccy : Asus ROG, MSI laptops are very good alternative to desktop gaming, if you really want that - as desktop and laptop for gaming can be in two completely different ballparks in terms of Are you sure your Acer has no dedicated GPU? A quick search landed me with 2-6 variants of your laptop and only one has no dedicated GPU in it, and it's on an i5 model. Although, there's ways to play on laptops such as the OP's.Įdit: Granted, not all games can or will run properly on any laptops, but generally speaking, gaming laptops can handle most games without a hitch, as long as you selected the right one. One with gaming in mind, not a generic laptop with good enough, but basic components in them. The thing is - people who wish to game on a laptop, need to buy a 'gaming' laptop. Or from one 'locale' to another (gaming at a friend's place on the go). Those who do, do it mostly for the ease of transport, moving from one room to another. There's nothing wrong with gaming on a laptop. I still can't figure out why people insist on gaming on freaking laptops

Dropping your resolution is probably your only hope. Originally posted by darrylhs:Your problem is your laptop does not have a separate dedicated graphics card.

Games like 7 days to die with low grafcs