How to run a game on low settings?

Here are my system specs. I have an HP Pavilion dv2000 Laptop Windows XP Media Center Service Pack 2 2.5 GB RAM Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz 128MB Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset FamilyDarkPrince_ssj2

Its highly unlikely that laptop will run many modern games, even at low. I have on with similar cpu (1.7 Ghz), same ram but a much better graphics card and that won't run Gears. It will run a few modern games such as L4D and Fallout 3 but it has an ATI card in it.

Soryy, most laptops just aren't made for gaming.

[QUOTE="DarkPrince_ssj2"]Here are my system specs. I have an HP Pavilion dv2000 Laptop Windows XP Media Center Service Pack 2 2.5 GB RAM Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz 128MB Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset FamilyFrozzik

Its highly unlikely that laptop will run many modern games, even at low. I have on with similar cpu (1.7 Ghz), same ram but a much better graphics card and that won't run Gears. It will run a few modern games such as L4D and Fallout 3 but it has an ATI card in it.

Soryy, most laptops just aren't made for gaming.

Your PC wont handle it, even on low, espetacular low settings

You sound like you have never play a PC game before, customize the settings, to low, high etc....It is something so simple and intuitive, you would have never need to ask us, as long you take a good look at any PC game's menu :)

By the way, did you bought the game already? If you are thinking about it, dont. Unless you change PC of course

[QUOTE="Frozzik"]

[QUOTE="DarkPrince_ssj2"]Here are my system specs. I have an HP Pavilion dv2000 Laptop Windows XP Media Center Service Pack 2 2.5 GB RAM Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz 128MB Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset FamilyDarkPrince_ssj2

Its highly unlikely that laptop will run many modern games, even at low. I have on with similar cpu (1.7 Ghz), same ram but a much better graphics card and that won't run Gears. It will run a few modern games such as L4D and Fallout 3 but it has an ATI card in it.

Soryy, most laptops just aren't made for gaming.

What kind of games do you like? ( Genre)

and its also important to know if you played PC games before, or even if you enjoy depth or simplicty. For ex, if you ask me a great PC game that your PC can handle I would recommend you a RTS

ANyway, my advice is go to the PC games section of here in gamespot, look at PC, then click All games, and do a good research of games you may like it that it was made from 2000 to 2003/4 at most

[QUOTE="Frozzik"]

[QUOTE="DarkPrince_ssj2"]Here are my system specs. I have an HP Pavilion dv2000 Laptop Windows XP Media Center Service Pack 2 2.5 GB RAM Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz 128MB Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset FamilyDarkPrince_ssj2

Its highly unlikely that laptop will run many modern games, even at low. I have on with similar cpu (1.7 Ghz), same ram but a much better graphics card and that won't run Gears. It will run a few modern games such as L4D and Fallout 3 but it has an ATI card in it.

Soryy, most laptops just aren't made for gaming.

Maybe try something source based. Orange box for example. Also give some older games a try, Civ 4, Warcraft 3, Vampires: The Masqurade (spelling?).