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Forums › Gaming › Does anyone know if my lappy will run Black ops?
xkawsx

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#71380 9-Nov-2010 19:20
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Hey guys

here are my specs

15" Macbook Pro 
2.66Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo (6MB L2 Cache) 
4GB 1067Mhz DDR3 Ram 
320GB HDD 
NVIDIA GeForce 9600M + 
NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT 512MB 

running win7 boot camp

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  #402309 9-Nov-2010 19:47
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You mean a GeForce 9400M and a 9600 GT?

Yeah should run it fine




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  #402320 9-Nov-2010 20:18
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this site is good for checking games to see if they will run

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/




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  #402459 10-Nov-2010 07:53
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awesome thanks guys!



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  #406714 19-Nov-2010 12:50
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vexxxboy: this site is good for checking games to see if they will run

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/


I wouldn't trust that site personally. Seems to be pretty inaccurate especially where laptops are concerned. Its comparison of GFX cards is horrible and that's the main thing which will determine if you can play a game or not. It thinks all 256mb GFX cards are equal pretty much, as long as they have all the shaders etc available to them (which is obviously not true).

According to this site my laptop surpasses the requirements for Dead Rising 2 significantly, but when I played it, it was pure slideshow.

Although I hate to endorse it really the only way to know if your computer can handle a game is to try it, borrow a friends copy or "try before you buy" ;)

PC's, especially laptops, are far too temperamental.

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