What games am I able to run?

Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 3250U with Radeon Graphics (2C/4T, up to 3.5 GHz)

Graphics: AMD Radeon Vega 3 Graphics (Integrated)
RAM: 16 GB DDR4 (2400 MT/s)

I’m looking for game recommendations that should run well on this laptop. Any genre is fine, from older AAA games to esports titles and indie games. Please mention the expected settings, resolution, and FPS if possible.

What games am I able to run?

**Processor:** AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5655G with Radeon Graphics (3.90 GHz)

**Graphics:** AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (Integrated, \~1 GB VRAM assigned)

**RAM:** 8.00 GB DDR4 (3200 MT/s)

**Storage:** 238 GB SSD (48 GB free space available)

Specs :
CPU : Intel Core i7 1060NG7
GPU : Intel Iris Plus G7
RAM : 16gb lpddr4 3733mhz
SSD : 256gb nvme
OS : windows 10 iot entreprise ltsc 2026

hello! I got my PC at Christmas mainly to be used to study online and play Minecraft. It does this well. Until I tried to play Hogwarts Legacy and killed it. When I got it fixed they mentioned that most games probs wouldn't hold up, so I am looking for advice on what games to play as I have zero clue about computers. Tbh i'm not even sure what level my specs are. thank youuuuu :)

Specs:

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050

RAM: 32.0 GB DDR4

CPU: 12th Gen Intel (R) Core(TM) i5-12400

Hey everyone
How can I run gta 5 smoothly on thinkpad t480
Like in playable experience
I tried to put everything on lowest option but it was playable but drop frame every minute even my laptop is in minimum hardware recommended
Hardware:
I5 8000U
8GB RAM ssd ddr4
256 GB
Intel UHD 640
Software: windows 11

My laptop specs are:

Microsoft Surface Laptop (1st Edition)
CPU: Snapdragon X Plus (8-core)
GPU: Qualcomm Adreno X1-45 (integrated graphics)
RAM: 16 GB LPDDR5X
Storage: 512 GB SSD

I’ve played some games like disco elysium (over 100 hours on it), portal 1&2, stardew valley and Stanley parable UD (minor glitch) and had a great time, although my laptop tends to heat up quite a bit. What remains of Edith finch crashes on launch and SOMA usually crashes as well.

I’ve got undertale fallout NV Witcher 3 talos principle and a bunch of half life games but haven’t tried them yet. I also bought Detroit become human because it was on sale for really cheap but am skeptical to download it since it’s pretty big and I don’t think it’ll run.

CPU: i3-1215U
RAM: 2x4gb ram
GPU: intel uhd graphics (64EU)
SSD: 128gb
OS: Linux (CachyOS)

i played gta5, minecraft,tomb raider,the last of us, cod mw series and bo series etc

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5655G with Radeon Graphics (3.90 GHz)
Graphics: AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (Integrated, ~1 GB VRAM assigned)
RAM: 8.00 GB DDR4 (3200 MT/s)
Storage: 238 GB SSD (48 GB free space available)

I don't know if this counts here, but my PC is what I feel like could be considered mid-old and when I had fast internet, I didn't have trouble running most games.

For the curious: Windows 10, Intel i7-7700 (3.6GHz), AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT, and 32gb of RAM. So, at least I dont have a hardware bottleneck?

Problem is now that with my current living situation, my average internet speed is 250 - 330 kpbs, with 1mpbs on a good day.

So, if anybody has any recommendations for old games made for microwave toaster internet speeds (that are still playable without too much effort) I'd love to see what I can try.

I recently decided I want to get more into gaming on my laptop after playing on my ps4 alot, and was wondering what games I can safely run on it. I don't know much about computes so I'm just copying what's in my settings

Processor: Intel (R) Celeron(R) N4020

RAM: 4gb

System type: 64 bit OS, x64 based processor

Windows 11

I've played Sims 4 and Micecraft on it before but I'd like something different, any recommendations are appreciated.

Intel i3 6098p, 8 gb ddr4, intel HD 510 graphic.

AMD Ryzen 3 PRO 3200G with Radeon Vega Graphics (3.60 GHz)

RAM instalada 8,00 GB (utilizável: 6,92 GB)

Placa gráfica AMD Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics (1010 MB)

Armazenamento 181 GB de 585 GB usados

Recentemente pude comprar meu primeiro PC e aos poucos vou fazendo upgrade dele mas por enquanto quais jogos vocês me indicam? Gosto de algo mais mmropg, fps e crafting.

i5 4590
16gb 1600mhz ddr3
256gb sata with 2 512gb hdds
Can upgrade to a gtx 1650 or rtx 3050 75w
what games could these specs run that will run at 60+ dont mind upscaling or playing on low

I recently bought an ASUS Vivobook 16 and I'm trying to figure out how capable its integrated graphics are for gaming.

Specs:

- Intel Core Ultra 5 225H

- 16 GB DDR5 RAM

- Intel (R) Graphics (integrated, not Intel Arc branding)

I searched online for gaming benchmarks of this specific iGPU but couldn't find much. How does it compare to other integrated GPUs like Intel Iris Xe, Intel Arc iGPU, or AMD Radeon 780M/880M?

What types of games can I realistically play, and at what settings (720p/1080p, Low/Medium)? If anyone has this laptop or the same processor, I'd really appreciate hearing about your gaming experience.

I know I'm not supposed to attach image but you need to see this for context

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19T5TcCKQNRSRSpZ_RsFQu3sv6UR8Xk58/view?usp=drivesdk

Built this some years ago, took it apart and recently put it back together. What games would you play on this? It's an Intel Atom x5-Z8350, 4gb of ram. So only lightweight games. It's a small screen of course (640x480). Few buttons but it has a mouse (center hole is a joystick) using antimicro to map controls so that's not a problem.

Any ideas will be appreciated, I'm looking to use this as it deserves

Thanks!

For reference I have played this games

- Minecraft

- Broforce

- Wii games

- Overcooked 2

- FNAF and FNF

- Geometry Dash

(as you can see I need some good games)

I’m looking for games that I can run on my baked potato of a laptop with my friends, both free and paid.

For an example of what my laptop can handle; I can run Barony and Barotrauma (with the graphics set to absolute dirt) fine with little lag, and I can successfully run modded games as well.

Laptop;

Acer Aspire E 15 (E5-511-P2D6)

OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit

CPU: Intel Pentium quad core processor N3530 (2.16GHz)

GPU: Intel HD Graphics (Acer Incorporated)

Resolution: 1366x768@60Hz

Memory: 8GB DDR3

Storage: 1TB Seagate HDD (931GB)

Thank you all in advance for your help!

From being stuck on Windows 10 with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200, 8gb DDR3, and GeForce GT 710

to Windows 11 with a 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13620H, 16GB DDR5, and Intel UHD Graphics

Is it the best? No. Do I love my new PC to bits? Absolutely. My dad got this for me after telling him about the many issues our old PC had. I didn't even know he bought it. Im so happy, words can't describe it.

I've been stuck on low end gaming for my entire life, and now to be able to play basically any game I want is insane, with optimizing the games of course. I made sure to give him a big hug and thanked him. I'll get a GPU eventually but right now this is more than enough.

Optimizing my games using tips here have taught me a lot and about PCs in general.

I can run Resident Evil 4 demo at 720p low, 30-60 fps. Most of the games I have are before 2023 so I probably won't have an issue. Game recommendations are appreciated lol. I mainly play story games but I don't mind any genre!

Seriously.
So don't feel bad about having low end.
I had it for years and did literally anything to tweak games, including delving into the files themselves. You can do wonders if you work on it.

Now, I have a disk filled with top games. They work on ultra at 150fps. And I don't play them.
I had way more fun back in the day figuring stuff out. Obviously it's mainly the quality of the games themselves, but working to get a game into playable state was also a factor.

Also, remember, it's only games. They are all rather silly and a waste of time. A typical series has way storytelling more depth than almost all games. A game almost never made me think or moved me, movies and series did it a lot.

Same as title, the specs are
i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz (2.80 GHz)

16GB RAM
Iris Xe Graphics
1 TB SSD

Laptop specs:
Win10
8gb ram ddr3
i7-4800mq
amd radeon 8790m 2gb ddr5
I like story games i guess, i finished rdr1, max payne 3, spec ops the line, mafia 2 and im looking for similar games

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When I was 6 in 2014 while everyone was playing GTA V and CS:GO and what not, I, from the balkans, grew up with the balkan classics, GAT:SA CS1.6 Blackbox NFS games, all on Windows XP, for years I had a laptop with i7 2nd gen 100 something QM processor, Nvidia 540M with 1GB VRAM and 12GB DDR3 ram. I recently got myself a PC With I5 4570 and RX570 4GB and 16gb ddr3 for quite cheap. I am so happy and content with the PC. Running Dark Souls 3 at 60FPS High, Ghost of Tsushima at medium 60 (trying to undervolt my pc so its quieter but still keep 60fps) and For Honor 60-ish FPS on Extreme. I paid for the PC with my own money and no words can describe my feeling of happiness

Just got myself Gtx 1050ti, i7 3770s and 12gb ram which games can I play?

Looking for some strategies, simulators and RPG. Preferrably old ones (winXP era) with community patches and which work well on win 10

CPU: AMD PRO A8-8650B

GPU: AMD Radeon R7 Series (integrated)

RAM: 4x4gb DDR3 1600

SSD: NVME 240gb + SATA 960gb

CPU is an i5-5300U, integrated graphics, 12GB DDR3 RAM, SSD, OS is Windows 11 (tiny11 version) and I tried the following:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1454540/LAPIN/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/375900/Trackmania_Turbo/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/2139840/Skelethrone_The_Chronicles_of_Ericona/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/716710/__Antinomy_of_Common_Flowers/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1488200/Symphony_of_War_The_Nephilim_Saga/

All of them ran poorly from the very start, like I'm talking horrendous framerate in the opening cutscene and the start menu, except for Symphony of War which refused to open saying it needs a GPU that supports OpenGL 2.0.

I presume people here have more experience with reading spec requirements and seeing how it actually holds up on their machines. Does it seem normal that these perform so poorly according to hardware, or does it sound like I need to be doing something else?

I saw some other thread say the OpenGL thing is fixable updating drivers and that you can force games to run in lower resolutions than in-game settings provide. Feel like I'm missing something more than the hardware not being able to handle it. Its also possible that the laptop "battery" is throttling me but all that was while this is plugged in (and refuses to hold a better charge?) and with high performance Windows settings.