Can I run it at the lowest settings 60 fps?

[Lt_Kekasourus]

Currently using some HP 2000 Notebook, I tried playing it and I only got about 10-15 frames with a 5 person server... Lowest res/settings. So I decided to build a PC.

I'll be ordering these parts next week. But can it run everything at the lowest settings and get about 60 frames?


CPU: AMD A10-5800k, IGPU Radeon 7660D (Turbo 4.10 ghz) - Forgot to mention 3.8 Ghz Quad Core
GPU: XFX Radeon R7 250 2GB Core Edition Video Card
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1866 Memory
Storage: 1TB Western Digital

Internet Speed
Speedtest.net by Ookla - My Results


I'd like to turn down all the graphics, but put the view distance on full. I play on playing on a very low resolution, so can I run it fine? This isn't a troll question or anything, but curious if I need to upgrade something. (My budget is low, so I can't really add anything or get any extra or even change out anything.)

Thank you.

[PatrickLA_CA]

You probably will be able to run it on all high or all high textures medium at around 60 fps with those specs mate. This mod is made on a very old engine which depends on CPU and RAM mostly.

[X-Alt]

Just go with an FX6300 and a 970 board instead of the A10.

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[TheVoltageHero]

I had to make a new account because my old one wasn't activated and I lost the email, so I'll have to email the admins about that soon. I've been playing for a couple months now, just so you don't think I'm a complete newb.

That said, I wanted to get this out soon, because I'm really confused here.

I am currently using an HP 2000 Notebook as well, and get roughly 40-60FPS on a full, 100 player server. This isn't even the lowest settings, but instead the default.

Are you sure you were playing on the lowest settings, or that you're not playing in a game that had an extremely high ping? I find it kinda hard to believe that the same computer I'm using to play the game smoothly would be that much of a difference for another player, and I don't want somebody wasting their money on parts they don't need.

I'm going to assume I'm a bit late, but yeah. If you have a laptop roughly the quality of this, make sure there aren't any other issues going on in the background, before dropping your money on a new computer just for one game.

[Rice N. Beans]

Might be cheaper to put in a new HDD throw Windows XP SP3 (make it a games-only machine) & Microsoft SteadyState on it
So you'll get the 40 fps like the poster above? I think ..

EDIT: woops I just checked out the HP 2000 and it may be a newer computer (XP may not work?)
The name threw me off


Or get a $40 machine from Goodwill, jazz it up a tad, which is what I would do (I have a Goodwill ComputerWorks store near me in P.burgh)