Re: Battlefield 4 has stopped working

I've been told that dedicated video ram is not very important for running the game only for high quality

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@POOHSTICK17 wrote:

Hi, ...32mb dedicated ram?

Visit the link below and see if your Pc can actually run the game or not first.

http://systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/battlefield-4/11804/?p=a

If it says it can then give us your full system specs (processor/windows version, graphics card, etc)

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Interl core 3 processor my graphics cars is Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000

Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 is not supported by Battlefield 4, also since it's a laptop the Intel i3 processor is probably too slow as well.

That graphic card is in most of the laptops of the past 2 years. how are people supposed to play the game then? and the link you sent me said that my i 3 core processor was perfectly fine as even suitabable for max performance. the only thing that isn't good is the dedicated video Ram

True, that graphics card is very popular amongst the manufacturers. Mostly because it's cheap and doesn't use a lot of power which makes it able to have a cheaper battery and thus is the perfect to put in entry level computers without most people noticing that what they buy is not that great.

Oh, and lets just say I don't agree if that 3rd party site says mobile i3 processors should run BF4 on high.

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@Carbonic wrote:

True, that graphics card is very popular amongst the manufacturers. Mostly because it's cheap and doesn't use a lot of power which makes it able to have a cheaper battery and thus is the perfect to put in entry level computers without most people noticing that what they buy is not that great.

Oh, and lets just say I don't agree if that 3rd party site says mobile i3 processors should run BF4 on high.

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not saying it should, but running it on minimum is all i ask, it can't seriously be that hard.I've managed to run quite a lot of games with this video card. But if i need to replace the card i will, if EA meet me half way.