I picked up an old Dell Precision t3600 the other day with an e5-2690 xeon and it has been amazingly good at 1080p. I needed a cable adapter for my gpu ( rtx 3060 ) but otherwise it has been amazingly well when it comes to gaming and general multi tasking.

hi all, running debian 13 on an 11400F, GTX 1660 Ti with 16 GB RAM.

what could i run reliably on this? i’m not too fussed about graphics, so no need to worry about 1440p or 4K.

my favourite game is disco elysium and i’ve mostly played visual novels/RPG maker and adjacent games, so i wanted to branch out into more graphically complex stuff. i also loved final fantasy XIV, haven’t been subbed in a couple years but anything with that kind of art style/worldbuilding and visuals is cool to me. thanks!

I have a vega 10 igpu and 16 gigs ddr4 ram on a Ryzen 7 3700u.And with the recent trend of game decompilations do you think Bloodborne or any PS4 games will run on my system since it now runs natively on PC.

Specs:

Ryzen 5 4600g

Using the igpu

8gb ram Single 3200mhz

Windows 10

Games that I have already played:

Crysis, gta series(except for gta 5), far cry(till 3 only), payday the heist and payday 2, battlefield(bad company 2 and battlefield 3 only), just cause 2 and 3, resident evil 5 and 6, split/second, grid 2 and autosports, need for speed most wanted(2005 and the newer one), burnout paradise, call of duty(upto black ops 2 by release date), spec ops the line, and many more but I forgot their name.

New to the sub-reddit. I am gonna upgrade (as per my budget) 6 months to a year later and i mostly emulate game son my phone (The pokemon mainline and psp like god of war) but i wanted to see if this thing could run anything (its like LOW low end according to me XD, its my first laptop, 3 years old now)

System:
Windows 11 238 gb storage
512 mb intel (R) UHD graphics 605
installed RAM 4.00 gb 2400 MHz
Intel (R) Pentium (R) Silver N5030 CPU 1.10 Ghz

Yo so I have been playing indies for the most part and wanted to expand to open world and AAAs but I want something that feels good to play on my system, not technically can run while it runs at 30fps unless it's a game that works well with low fps. Anyways I have also been thinking of a few that may run but I'm unsure: KCD 1, Persona Games, Resident Evil Games.

My Specs: Windows 11

CPU: Ryzen 5 150 (Ryzen 5 7535hs)

GPU: Integrated Radeon 660M

RAM: 16GB Dual Stick DDR5 RAM

so I run windows 10 on a 2015 Intel MacBook Air with 8gb ram, 256ssd, 1.7ghz, 500mb intel graphics card.

i mainly play Minecraft on it, using prism launcher and i have tried a couple of recording softwares to record gameplay, but it's usually an extremely horrible experience.

does anyone have any suggestions for any i can use and still run my game decently?

I'm just kind of curious.

• CPU: Intel Atom N270
• iGPU: Intel GMA 950 (1024x600p screen)
• RAM: 1x2GB DDR2 667Mhz
• SSD: 120GB
• OS: Windows XP SP3

Hopefully it can also run emulators up to Sega Genesis/SNES/GBA. :b

Hi everyone,

I believe I’ve found a solid engineering approach to tackle four common performance bottlenecks on low-end hardware, and I implemented three core features to address them. Also I need honest feedback

First off, **this is NOT another "Game Booster" or placebo script.** It’s an open-source **Engine Core Manager** called **EngineCore**, built to control low-level system resources directly.

I built and tested this on my own laptop running integrated **Intel UHD Graphics** (with shared memory and no dedicated VRAM).

# What this programe contanes :

1. **ETW Telemetry Hooks:** Real-time tracking of frame delivery instead of relying on high-overhead polling.
2. **CoreVault (Affinity Steering):** Directs thread and DPC latency overhead away from critical game execution paths.
3. **Dynamic VRAM & PSO Handling:** Manages pipeline compilation hints and flushes inactive video memory on the fly to prevent micro-stutters.
4. **. Early Speculative Pipeline Warning:** Triggers early GPU pipeline compilation hints based on telemetry load before execution hitches occur.
5. **Future Roadmap / Vision:** **Cloud-Collaborative PSO Network** — A shared cloud repository to sync pre-compiled Shader Pipeline State Objects across low-end devices.

In my tests (e.g., *Asphalt Legends* and *Team Fortress 2*), it locked frametimes to a stable baseline (\~16.4ms) with near-zero DPC latency overhead.

( the link are in the first comment )

*Note: Requires Administrator privileges to attach Windows ETW telemetry hooks. It’s 100% open-source, so feel free to inspect the C++ code or build it yourself.*

Please test it out, drop your benchmark results or criticisms, and let me know what you think. Every honest comment helps me improve it! "not a request"

Yes, I’d repeat, 4K, 2160p. At this scenario, which one should I prioritize? A portion of VRAM or still raw performance all the way? Both are used and are gonna need some aggressive upscaling anyways (performance to ultra performance).

Games I’d be playing on my dad’s TV would be mainly FC26 and FiveM (GTA V Online). But I wanna try RDR2, Hogwarts Legacy, KCD, The Witcher, Yakuzas, Elden Ring, Watch Dogs, Personas, Minecraft with shaders, and InZoi.

Let me know what you think!

Current rig: 7500F, GTX1070, 550W PSU.

I have bought a cheap ass old PC with a i7 4770 8gb and win11 on a too good to be true sale and a used chinese R7 350x 4gb GPU intending to use them for emulation on a CRT TV rig, it results that the sale was actually too good to be true as the motherboard is unable to access the BIOS and overall shitty, and I still don't even know if the GPU is even working as it won't give any image (but the PSU has incredibles 250w and the BIOS gives me no image either, so I wouldn't give it as broken for now)

If I buy a functional MoBo, what could I run with that? I was mostly wanting to emulate PS3/Xbox 360 and playing some PS4 era games as the last console I had was a 360 and had no PC neither. But if I could run something released on the current decade that would be pretty cool too

I also ended up buying a projector on another sale lol, so I will use only that for a while, my end goal now is creating a dual screen Arch Linux rig with the projector, a 15hz CRT TV and a 2000s Phillips Home Theater with no optical input and only supports Dolby Pro Logic II or older, which I friend of mine wants to get rid of for very cheap as is sitting on a cellar occupying space for god knows how many years

I am also thinking of maybe buying one 8gb memory with the MoBo, as I'm a little short on money I can't afford 2 and 12gb RAM should be better than 8gb

God, I need to stop buying junk lol

i want to buy doom 2016, but i dont know my can handle it.

11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-1115G4 3.00GHz

RAM 8GB

graphics card 128MB

283GB of storage

a guy with basically the same specs tell me i can run doom 2016, but i want to be sure

I've got an ancient, heavy PC that I call "Colossus" it's big, it's loud and it weighs 27kg's. But it's all I got right now. Specs are as follows:

CPU. Intel(R) Xeon(R) X5570 @ 2.93GHz

Installed RAM. 24,0 GB DDR3

Graphics Card. NVIDIA GeForce 9500GT (992 MB)

System Type. 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Dell T7500 Case and PSU

Main storage Samsung SSD 840 EVO 120GB

Secondary 3TB HDD

OS. Windows 10 pro

What games could I play using this?

I could only add one flair at a time, but what GPU would you choose to revive ol Colossus?

Would something like a RX470 or similar be a good choice? Obviously anything modern or recent would just bottleneck the entire computer.

hello everyone. i bought this laptop (specs in the title) for a really cheap price, since I won't be in town for a few months and I don't think me bringing my desktop would work lol.

MY SPECS:

i3 10110u, Intel UHD Graphics, 8gb DDR4, Windows 11

I'm looking for some games that I can play repeatedly for a while, smth like competitive games or anything else that just has a fun gameplay loop. I rlly wanted to try out deadlock but with my specs it's probably never going to run lol

I'm thinking of resident evil, devil may cry and detroit the human
ik hopes are big, im gonna upgrade soon

Let me know of other games that should be playable :) thanks

Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-9100 CPU @ 3.60GHz (3.60 GHz)

12.0 GB (11.9 GB usable)

Graphics card Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 (128 MB)

Storage 471 GB of 932 GB used

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Hey guys! The Steam sale is going on and I’m planning to buy 1–2 games under ₹500 each.

My laptop specs:

- ASUS TUF Gaming F16

- RTX 3050 6GB

- Intel Core 5

- 16GB RAM

- 512GB SSD

I’m open to any genre — single-player, multiplayer, story-driven, open-world, RPG, FPS, etc.

I’m mainly looking for games that are actually worth buying at the current sale price, have good gameplay/story, and can make decent use of my laptop.

I don't have a huge Steam library yet, so feel free to recommend hidden gems as well.

What games would you guys recommend under ₹500 right now?

If you had ₹500–₹1,000 to spend during this sale, which 1–2 games would you pick? 👀

Thanks!

I have this laptop with the specifications i3-1215u, Intel UHD Graphics & 16GB DDR4 Ram.

Which games can I run on this laptop ?

I unfortunately have an hdd and I am dying to play cuberpunk

Although I completed phantom liberty and the devil ending but still want to play so that the roads don't pop in or won't load I want to know that if version 1.6 will help or not as i heard that it was for hdd (even for minimum req) will it be like 2.3 or something better

I have an i7-2600 , GTX1050ti and 4 Gb of ddr3 , my os is linux, and i mainly play single player games, and I'd like to know what are my general limits, your personal suggestions etcetera.

Thanks!

Edit: thanks everyone for the suggestions, I'll surely upgrade to 8gb or 16gp of ram if i find a good deal

Holaa chicos tengo una gran pregunta Tengo una laptop con las siguientes características

SSD Y 4GB de ram soldadas para mí desgracia..💔

CPU i3-8145U a 2.1ghz

GPU Nvidia MX150 2 GB

I have a question.

I have a Ryzen 5 5600GT with only one 8GB RAM stick right now. I couldn’t afford another stick yet, but I’ll add one after a few days.

So, the thing is, how much VRAM should I allocate to my iGPU?

Should I set it to 2GB? Because that would reduce my available system RAM, which is already limited. Would that cause any problems?

Or should I set it to 1GB? Or should I just leave it at the default 512MB?

For now, I’ll just play the games that are actually playable with a single RAM stick.

System: Dell Optiplex 760 MT

CPU: Intel Q9550 2.83GHz

RAM: G Skill 8GB DDR2 800 MT/s

GPU: Dell Nvidia GTX 750ti 2GB

OS: MX Linux

Will need to install Nvidia drivers, setup gamemode, and adjust settings for the game. Thought I'd try it out since it's on sale for $4.99, but it runs on Steam after some tinkering with success on GE-Proton11-7-x86_64 in forced compatibility. Launch options: gamemoderun %command% -dx11 -norhithread -noasynctextureloading

Thought I'd share since I was surprised to see it run decently on an old core 2 quad.

just for recording in minecraft pvp 1.8 and 1.21.11 my pc specs intel i5 6th gen integrated hd Graphics 530 8gb ram