Re: Can this computer run Star Wars Battlefront well?

@IIPrest0nII Thanks for the help very much

Do I have to lower the 'resolution scale' to accomplish this?

And what do you mean by "something supernatural from my laptop"?

I'm not sure about this. I think default resolution scale should be OK for you 🙂

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@xXNinja_TyroneXx wrote:

@IIPrest0nII Thanks for the help very much

Do I have to lower the 'resolution scale' to accomplish this?

And what do you mean by "something supernatural from my laptop"?

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I mean you should not wait for high performance like 100 FPS or 200 FPS on Ultra settings. 

@IIPrest0nII Alright thanks so much you saved me $500 from buying a supreme gaming machine, not sure if this was enough XD

@IIPrest0nII Wait so what does 200fps look like?

Something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZQV0v0LCH0 

@IIPrest0nII I'm confused... this is 60fps though

Yes, because YouTube displays the video 60 FPS, it's normal, but as you can see on the video the game is running 170 fps and above. 

@IIPrest0nII Hm... okay, is 60fps still good? So I won't be lagging when I play online? 

Well, 60 fps is still good, but as I said above you should have 60-70 fps and maybe above. Again, on medium settings or so. I think you won't have lags. 

Also, I must say you that what I said in our conversation is just my knowledge+ information from Internet and I don't guarantee that everything will be OK, I hope you understand this.

@IIPrest0nII I hope you're right, it's just this is my first time buying a gaming pc and I don't really know whats good and whats not.

Will loading times take a while? (sorry)

The loading time of the game depends on the place where the game is installed. As I can see your laptop has HDD and SSD,  SSD is better and faster than HDD. If the game will be installed on SSD then you will have few seconds of loading time, if on HDD then loading time will be a little longer.

@IIPrest0nII So what would SSD be named on the computer?

Usually all disks are named as "Local Disk". I think You will easily find it sine your SSD Storage is 256 GB and your HDD storage is 1 Tb 🙂

@IIPrest0nII Thats pretty simple, so I should be good to go to buy this game?

Again, as I already said above, you can install Trial version before buying a full game 🙂

@IIPrest0nII The thing is... I already used the trial on another computer...

Is it a trial for one per computer?

Trial version is available only for one Account, but you could create another and install Trial on it.

And how did the game work on your another PC?

@IIPrest0nII Oh okay... just gonna have to buy the game then

It was HORRIBLE loading times took an absolute 10 minutes, with freezing in between, had to play with lowest graphics and resolution scaling to 30%

This only achieved 30-45fps... pretty bad toshiba computer... toshiba potato.

@IIPrest0nII So is this a good pc (to play battlefront) Should I go ahead with the purchase?

@IIPrest0nII Sorry but just to make sure, is 256GB SSD good enough for fast loading times?

In my opinion the new laptop should run the game normally, if you check some tests of your CPU and GPU in Star Wars Battlefront in Internet and also you check the Trial version then you will see the same result that I mentioned above. SSD drive is always faster than HDD, so I think it should be good enough. 

@IIPrest0nII I'm gonna get the game with it anyway, so shouldn't be a problem. Well I hope it runs well thanks so much. Can I contact you if I have any problems? 

You can always visit Answers HQ forums and post your issues or questions about the games in the relevant sections and Answers HQ Community will help you as possible.

Thanks!

@IIPrest0nII Alright its set, gonna enjoy me some Battlefront! 🙂

P.S Do you have Origin? I could add you