Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help!
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help! lol that "gpu" is awful you wont run gta 4
Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?
Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?Cantonpalm
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?acanofcoke
Maybe read the Minimum specs next time I did doofus. I'm not stupid.
[QUOTE="acanofcoke"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?Cantonpalm
Maybe read the Minimum specs next time I did doofus. I'm not stupid. Then maybe you'll notice that perhaps your laptop has ass hardware for gaming. i7, 8GB of RAM...and Intel "HD" Graphics. Putting the HD in there is almost a joke.
[QUOTE="-Karmum-"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="acanofcoke"] Maybe read the Minimum specs next time I did doofus. I'm not stupid. Then maybe you'll notice that perhaps your laptop has ass hardware. i7, 8GB of RAM...and Intel "HD" Graphics. Putting the HD in there is almost a joke. So I should get my graphics card replaced?
[QUOTE="acanofcoke"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?Cantonpalm
Maybe read the Minimum specs next time I did doofus. I'm not stupid. Then why did you buy it?
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="-Karmum-"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"] I did doofus. I'm not stupid. Then maybe you'll notice that perhaps your laptop has ass hardware. i7, 8GB of RAM...and Intel "HD" Graphics. Putting the HD in there is almost a joke. So I should get my graphics card replaced? Can't upgrade the graphics in that laptop. Can't upgrade the graphics in most laptops.
[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="-Karmum-"] Then maybe you'll notice that perhaps your laptop has ass hardware. i7, 8GB of RAM...and Intel "HD" Graphics. Putting the HD in there is almost a joke. So I should get my graphics card replaced? Can't upgrade the graphics in that laptop. Can't upgrade the graphics in most laptops. So should I go for San Andreas instead?
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"] So I should get my graphics card replaced? Can't upgrade the graphics in that laptop. Can't upgrade the graphics in most laptops. So should I go for San Andreas instead? If you haven't played it, it's a good game.
[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"] So I should get my graphics card replaced?Cantonpalm
Can't upgrade the graphics in that laptop. Can't upgrade the graphics in most laptops. So should I go for San Andreas instead?
Your laptop is not for gaming...you will be ble to play only games that are 5 years or 10 years old...return the laptop and buy a PC...or do not game on that laptop
[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="C_Rule"] Can't upgrade the graphics in that laptop. Can't upgrade the graphics in most laptops. So should I go for San Andreas instead? If you haven't played it, it's a good game. Will it work with those specs?
[QUOTE="acanofcoke"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?Cantonpalm
Maybe read the Minimum specs next time I'm not stupid. Really?
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help! There is no way that GPU will ever play GTA IV. I don't understand manufacturers. i7 CPU, 8GM RAM and an Intel graphics card? Really??? You've bought the game, so it's tied to your Steam account. Get a actual gaming PC with a strong GPU and you will be able to play GTA IV.
Well is there a single way I can keep the game and play successfully since I was really excited about this game and I blew 20 bucks on it AND waited 12 hours for it to download. So is there a fix or something?Cantonpalm
A fix.....yes buy a desktop or a MUCH better laptop.
[QUOTE="DeX2010"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help! There is no way that GPU will ever play GTA IV. I don't understand manufacturers. i7 CPU, 8GM RAM and an Intel graphics card? Really??? You've bought the game, so it's tied to your Steam account. Get a actual gaming PC with a strong GPU and you will be able to play GTA IV. The manufacturers know people will see i7 and HD graphics and think it's good for gaming.
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"] So should I go for San Andreas instead? If you haven't played it, it's a good game. Will it work with those specs? It's an old game, so with low/minimum specs, it should. But I wouldn't guarantee it.
[QUOTE="DeX2010"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help! There is no way that GPU will ever play GTA IV. I don't understand manufacturers. i7 CPU, 8GM RAM and an Intel graphics card? Really??? You've bought the game, so it's tied to your Steam account. Get a actual gaming PC with a strong GPU and you will be able to play GTA IV. You know, laptops can (should) be used for things other than gaming...
[QUOTE="Cantonpalm"][QUOTE="C_Rule"] If you haven't played it, it's a good game. C_Rule
Will it work with those specs? It's an old game, so with low/minimum specs, it should. But I wouldn't guarantee it.
Yeah I have a similar laptop I played San Andreas on. Regardless of setting, your framerate will go from "good" to "choppy and terrible" all the time. Its still a great game, lots of cool mods for it as well (though the game itself is fantastic and deserves a playthrough the story.
[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="DeX2010"][QUOTE="Cantonpalm"]Toshiba Satellite P750-BT4N22 Intel Core i7-2670QM @2.2Gigahertz 8GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Intel HD Graphics family Card 1696MB All I can see ingame are cars, streetlights, character, and people. I got it off Steam so help! There is no way that GPU will ever play GTA IV. I don't understand manufacturers. i7 CPU, 8GM RAM and an Intel graphics card? Really??? You've bought the game, so it's tied to your Steam account. Get a actual gaming PC with a strong GPU and you will be able to play GTA IV. You know, laptops can (should) be used for things other than gaming... Yes, but if you are going to put in 8GM RAM and an i7 CPU you might as well put in a decent GPU. People buying laptops with those specs aren't going to want it for word processing.
[QUOTE="DeX2010"][QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="DeX2010"] There is no way that GPU will ever play GTA IV. I don't understand manufacturers. i7 CPU, 8GM RAM and an Intel graphics card? Really??? You've bought the game, so it's tied to your Steam account. Get a actual gaming PC with a strong GPU and you will be able to play GTA IV. You know, laptops can (should) be used for things other than gaming... Yes, but if you are going to put in 8GM RAM and an i7 CPU you might as well put in a decent GPU. People buying laptops with those specs aren't going to want it for word processing. Probably not, but they may want a mobile workstation, in which case a GPU isn't going to help, it would just up the cost and lower the battery life.
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