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TOPIC: Can CCD Play On my Laptop? Even with LOW Graphics

Can CCD Play On my Laptop? Even with LOW Graphics 01 Jan 2014 06:42 #20831

Hello, I am New Here, And I have a 3 Year Old Compaq Presario CQ57. I love this Game, And I was Wondering of My Computer Can Play City Car Driving With Low Graphics, With no Lag?, I Have a Mouse So I can Use the Mouse For a Steering Wheel, I just Want to Know If it Can Work?
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Re: Can CCD Play On my Laptop? Even with LOW Graphics 01 Jan 2014 07:38 #20833

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Oh no, probably not. You could try because i could be wrong.
Here are the specs if people want to correct me-
AMD dual core C-50 1.00 GHz
AMD Radeon HD 6250 <-- which is pretty good actually, or at least the 4250 is.
2 GB ram

That is more off a office type of computer.
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Re: Can CCD Play On my Laptop? Even with LOW Graphics 01 Jan 2014 15:32 #20839

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Unfortunately, maybe not. The processor of this is only 1 GHz, while CCD needs more than that. I think it needs at least 2.3. Your GPU is fine, and so is your RAM, but it may lag a lot if you play on high settings, so you should run it at minimum if you want it to run smoothly.
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