Hi i was wondering if my All in one pc could run Battlefield Hardline smoothly?
Here are my PC info:
Asus All in one PC 21.5 inch
Memory - 6GB
Hard drive - 1TB
Processor - AMD A8-5550M APU (2.1 GHz, 4 MB cache)
Graphics card - AMD Radeon HD 7560G
Motherboard - Bespoke AMD Bolton M3
Resolution - 1920 x 1080
Brought as windows 8.1 but have upgraded to windows 10
Thank you
@CH4MPD4NNYB0Y wrote:Hi i was wondering if my All in one pc could run Battlefield Hardline smoothly?
Here are my PC info:
Asus All in one PC 21.5 inch
Memory - 6GB
Hard drive - 1TB
Processor - AMD A8-5550M APU (2.1 GHz, 4 MB cache)
Graphics card - AMD Radeon HD 7560G
Motherboard - Bespoke AMD Bolton M3
Resolution - 1920 x 1080
Brought as windows 8.1 but have upgraded to windows 10
Thank you
Hi,
In my opinion not really.I think the Graphics Card is the weak point. The stats say 4% of the new relased games are running well with this card. About your configuration the "can I run" said: 5 stars to CPU, but only 3 stars to GPU. Its means can run in Low or Medium settings. But you can check here:
http://www.game-debate.com/can-I-run/?EA
BTW. If you buy the basic game and if is not OK, you can use the "Origin Great Game Guarantee" to refund, but only the first 24 hours of purchase. For more details check the Origin Store.
The GPU appears to be quite a bit below the system requirements. I personally wouldn't play this game on an APU, but as @Arpadiusz said, you can get a refund within 24 hours, so you can try it out if you want.
Thank you 🙂 i also posted the same question on Yahoo Answer and someone replied to me saying i could run the game at medium to high settings but not ultra
Do you think it is still worth me buying the game for low, medium or high settings? the 24 hours refund sounds great i will check it out
thanks again for the reply
@CH4MPD4NNYB0Y wrote:Thanks for the reply
sorry i don't know to much about the technical side but when you say you personally would not run on a APU, what would be the downfall to the game, would it lag?
thanks
maybe on low settings not at all. But the point is your system builded from laptop parts, means lower performance
I think your PC will run BFH at Low-Medium Settings, it depends even to the optimization.
@CH4MPD4NNYB0Y wrote:
Thank you 🙂 i also posted the same question on Yahoo Answer and someone replied to me saying i could run the game at medium to high settings but not ultra
In my experience, when there's a technical question on Yahoo Answers regarding computer hardware, the vast majority of answers are flat-out wrong. I found your question on Yahoo Answers, and the answer, which claims you should reach 60 frames per second, seems so wrong that I'm convinced this user may be trying to deceive you on purpose. (Edit: Upon further inspection, I just think he doesn't know better. It looks like he's a PS4 player who's now doing research to get his first gaming PC.)
One of the Answer HQ heroes can run this game on low settings and a low resolution on hardware that may be worse than yours, so you can definitely try it. High settings is a bit of a stretch, though.
