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Can I play GTA V and other latest game with NVIDIA GT735M?

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Maybe... on "LOW" settings. Depends on what you consider to be "playable"

 
You have to keep in mind that the prefix "GT" in the model# represents a "gaming" class GPU which are the "GTX" cards. Given the combination of both a "'Mobile" processor (GPU) and the fact that it's a "GT" Media class chip... you're going to struggle with anything outside of say ... Minecraft or Facebook style Flash games.
 
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Can I play GTA V and other latest games with NVIDIA GeForce GT 735M with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 ( Full HD )?

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Maybe... on "LOW" settings. Depends on what you consider to be "playable"

 
You have to keep in mind that the prefix "GT" in the model# represents a "gaming" class GPU which are the "GTX" cards. Given the combination of both a "'Mobile" processor (GPU) and the fact that it's a "GT" Media class chip... you're going to struggle with anything outside of say ... Minecraft or Facebook style Flash games.
 
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No not really to be honest.

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You can. Not very well.

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Can you? Yes.

 

Will it be a pleasurable experience at anything higher than 480p? Nope, not in any way.

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Probably every modern game at 720p lowest settings at 30fps or higher.

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720p, low settings.

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