Like many low-end laptops, the Acer Aspire r11 doesn't boast a graphics card designed for gaming. It won't be able to run games that aren't either extremely old or use more than very simple graphics.
Laptops in general are not built for gaming. Compared to desktops, laptops have less internal space under the hood, meaning larger and more powerful items cannot be placed there. This also reduces the heat management capabilities greatly that desktops often offer. LINK
Unfortunately, unless you splurge and purchase a gaming-specific laptop or desktop, you will have problems running even games like Minecraft at 60 frames per second on the lowest settings.
@habibullah83 wrote:Like many low-end laptops, the Acer Aspire r11 doesn't boast a graphics card designed for gaming. It won't be able to run games that aren't either extremely old or use more than very simple graphics. Site
Laptops in general are not built for gaming. Compared to desktops, laptops have less internal space under the hood, meaning larger and more powerful items cannot be placed there. This also reduces the heat management capabilities greatly that desktops often offer. LINK
Unfortunately, unless you splurge and purchase a gaming-specific laptop or desktop, you will have problems running even games like Minecraft at 60 frames per second on the lowest settings.
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