Need some suggestions here...

**c4nc3el** · 07-16-09, 02:29 AM

First off thanks for looking at this post. Im looking to buy L4D for my laptop, but Im not sure if my comp could run the game. I have an HP Pavilion dv9000. Its got AMD 64X2 (Two processors) for the processor and the video card is a nVidia GeForce 7150M with shared graphics memory. It has about 3 gigs of DDR2 SDRAM. Im not really looking to upgrade I just want to see if it will work for my computer. Sorry if I dont know what the h3ll im talking about, because I dont, but I just need some help.

**I Redemptionx I** · 07-16-09, 02:46 AM

Can You RUN It?

**Abyss Crown** · 07-16-09, 02:59 AM

Originally Posted by I Redemptionx I

Can You RUN It?

To be honest those websites suck. I've had wrong results so many times it's just scary.

**c4nc3el** · 07-18-09, 01:40 AM

Umm, I posted this to see if anyone knew if I could run it... So to answer your question, I dont know.

**sammybear** · 07-18-09, 02:15 AM

Lmfao. That's a link.
Click it.

**Abyss Crown** · 07-18-09, 02:24 AM

*notices your avatar*

At first I was like

But then I was like

(btw yes that is mah doggie)

....so yeah, totally not weird my avatar was stolen.

**imported_Spartacus** · 07-18-09, 11:47 AM

Considering what I've read in other posts/sites, I would say that it could handle L4D using low - low/medium settings @800x600 - 1024x768. The video card is pretty weak.

**Neurologist** · 07-18-09, 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by Abyss Crown

*notices your avatar*

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your doggie is very nice looking.

**Abyss Crown** · 07-18-09, 04:06 PM

Originally Posted by Left56019dead

your doggie is very nice looking.

Yeah, she's a big attention whore, thus explaining why that picture is so close looking. Now I will know not to leave my laptop around my dog while iMovie is running.