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Is gtx 310m enough for Diablo 3?

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No, but that Tri-x R9 290X sure is :)

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Here it is running on a 330M with pretty high settings, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJE_O7EFySY. The 310M should be able to run it to some degree but video proof is pretty much nonexistent for that particular game. There are videos of a 310 running other games though so you should be fine with it. In the future a good way to find if a GPU is capable of running a game is to hit youtube and search for it, people upload videos of Crysis on 8400 GS's so there's likely to be a video for just about anything.

 

 

 

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Did you even check? I doubt it or you would have come up with a similar answer to mine. Please check around before blindly posting an answer to someone's question.

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I think you can maybe at 30 fps? and not high quality 

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D:

 

No, but that Tri-x R9 290X sure is :)

Haha im reusing my sister's old laptop for my studies! I was wondering if i could run D3 xD

 

Here it is running on a 330M with pretty high settings, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJE_O7EFySY. The 310M should be able to run it to some degree but video proof is pretty much nonexistent for that particular game. There are videos of a 310 running other games though so you should be fine with it. In the future a good way to find if a GPU is capable of running a game is to hit youtube and search for it, people upload videos of Crysis on 8400 GS's so there's likely to be a video for just about anything.

 

 

 

Did you even check? I doubt it or you would have come up with a similar answer to mine. Please check around before blindly posting an answer to someone's question.

Hmmm so it would probably be a crappy experience then.... D:

 

I think you can maybe at 30 fps? and not high quality 

that sucks :C

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Doenst look too good, low settings and low resolution might be playable

 

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Doenst look too good, low settings and low resolution might be playable

 

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-310M.22439.0.html

The graphics of d3 is similar to sc2 right?

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The graphics of d3 is similar to sc2 right?

 

different engine, custom just for Diablo 3

 

EDIT: As I said , it might play on lowest settings at a low resolution

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Hmmm so it would probably be a crappy experience then.... D:

 

 

Possibly not

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqMap56fsqY

 

 

Here is a 310m running bf3 and bf4 albeit on the lowest settings, that being said though I imagine that BF games are far more intensive than D3 is. However judging how a piece of hardware will perform in one game based on it's performance in another is far from a perfect way to figure it out. The best way is it just install it if you already own it or take the risk. The worst that could happen is that it won't run but I don't think that's likely seeing as it can run other games.

 

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Ah it doesnt look half that bad! :D THANKS! 

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