Potato vs CS:GO

[Fallen Noob]

Hi,

 

I was wondering if a laptop of mine could handle the most minimum of requirements.

 

Pentium 4405u

Intel HD Graphics 510

6GB RAM

1TB HDD

Windows 10

 

Thanks, I hope this beats a toaster! Also, will the game make it tun too hot?

[TheStyne]

1 minute ago, Fallen Noob said:

Hi,

 

I was wondering if a laptop of mine could handle the most minimum of requirements.

 

Pentium 4405u

Intel HD Graphics 510

6GB RAM

1TB HDD

Windows 10

 

Thanks, I hope this beats a toaster! Also, will the game make it tun too hot?

You can probably run it, in 720 minimum settings though. You could give it a try

 

[Princess Luna]

720p30hz? it's going to be bad frankly

[redsquirrel0249]

Why don't you just download it right now and test it? I will tell you I tried playing it on some older integrated Intel graphics and it was not playable. Your processor shouldn't matter too much, and RAM should be more than enough, though. If you really have a hankering for some Counter Strike and CS:GO ends up not running well, just play Counter Strike: Source. It's older, and the balance is a bit different, and there aren't as many players, but you can run it much easier. My 8 year old office computer can play it.

[t4ils]

9 minutes ago, redsquirrel0249 said:

Why don't you just download it right now and test it?

OP probably hasn't bought it yet.

[jiyeon]

Your CPU might cripple you a little since the Source engine is mainly CPU-reliant, but considering CSGO is half a decade old and most of the main maps such as Dust2 and Mirage have been optimised for lower-end machines, I'm sure you could play on 720p low settings. I was able to play on an i5-650 and a GT 710 on 1024x768, which got me 50fps average so it's worth a try.

[Fallen Noob]

Any more input on this? I really want to know a good idea of FPS and temperature. Thanks.