[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="ExoticAnimal"]Mitu, what did you say before about GTA4 running on the PC. It had problems with SL or something like that? Maybe allocating its resources? Is it a serious problem or can most PC's run it well enough to play? ExoticAnimal
SL, as in SLI? It actually works on that game thank god.But the main problem is that it's not only a resource hog but it's CPU extensive as well, you better have a strong ass cpu for the game because even though I can max it out with 2 460s and 8GB RAM, the game barely likes my cpu but it averages 30-60FPS and sometimes go below 30 sadly.
The game has it's own benchmark tests, and in just about all of them it uses my cpu more than my gpus. I need a new cpu.
But I had to tweak the config for the gamejust to get it to run properly, and if I told you what happened it would be so confusing that your head would explode. It's so stupidly programmed, like Black Ops on PC.
So how well would that run on my laptop with the intel core i5-480m and GeForce GT 540M? Got 4 gigs of ram too. Just wondering because of the Steam deal for the bundle but mainly want to get it for the older GTA games. Looks to be medium-high, but I would strongly recommend not to mess with View Distance, Draw Distance and Vehicle Density settings(in graphics options) unless you can handle it, on default you'll run it fine, but crank them all to 100 and unless your lappy can handle it, prepare to drop under 30FPS. You can always try the benchmark that's in the game and see how that runs.
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