Could this play minecraft with 30 fps becuase I play minecraft alot.
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I only use this for excel so it is a bit hard to answer, what I can say though it takes almost a minute to open excel. It is very basic in blunt terms, were I buying a pc for gaming i would spend a bit more if possible to avoid frustration
1743378
This was actually a gift for my girlfriend who uses it for school. So I wouldn't know anything about how it supports minecraft. Sorry. Wish I could be more helpful.
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I honestly do not know. I've not attempted to play any video games on the system. It's a fairly decent machine, so I would suspect it would play it fine. Minecraft graphics don't seem that demanding, but I'm no expert.
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Absolutely! I actually bought this for my daughter specifically to play Minecraft because she couldn't access all the features on her iPad. She has had no complaints.
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Absolutely. It is way past the "recommended" system requirements on Mojang site: https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/325948-minecraft-system-requirements If you look at the wiki page linked there, you'll see the GT 740M running it 1366768 at 140fps, this laptop is slower by not more than 25% slower, so you should be in 60-80fps range easily, making it nice and smooth.
1757191
No. The processor is not fast enough to guarantee no lag in a game like Minecraft.
75769
I can play Minecraft on this laptop without it lagging, only if I install the mod "optifine" and turn all the settings to the lowest quality. So, no not really.
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According to Mojang, this laptop DOES meet the "minimum system requirements" but not the "recommended system requirements".https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/325948-minecraft-system-requirements
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I honestly could not give you an accurate answer because there are too many factors that affect minecraft FPS such as Ram, single vs multi player, and use of a texture pack.I'm sorry I couldn't be helpful.
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It also depends on what motherboard/chipset you end up using but the processor itself is more than capable of handling minecraft
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The capacity of this computer is way bigger then playing minecraft, im sure it can run it very very smothly on high settings.
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The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid problems. Linux might be able to run and share memory with less, I don't know offhand. Good luck with this. The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid... » Read More The I3-4130 has 4400 Graphics built into it and Minecraft indicates that it needs at least Intel GMA 950 to run, so this should work, though I am not sure how high you can run it at and I cannot claim to have run Minecraft on the built in graphics of this chip. I have a separate graphics card installed. One thing to keep in mind as long as you don't run into any driver issues with Linux is that the onboard graphics takes some of the system RAM and I am not sure if you'll be able to adjust the amount of memory dedicated to graphics. On a Windows system, I'd recommend at least 8 gigs to avoid problems. Linux might be able to run and share memory with less, I don't know offhand. Good luck with this. « Show Less
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The onboard video will be fine for Minecraft, just make sure you have enough ram to share with it.
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Yes Minecraft works absolutely perfectly on this, i can also run it on my older hp laptop version of this with only a dual core and 4 gb ram, this thing runs it on max specs pretty well.
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Easily. You could probably run a small Minecraft server on this machine with no problems.
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Original Far Cry plays well, Crysis 2 is a little choppy. I don't think Minecraft requires a lot of power, so I would guess yes.
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Sorry i have no idea what the minecraft is, and i just bought it so can't comment how long its gonna last working fast. But as of now its working fine though.
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I actually run Minecraft and Unturned on it with lightning speed. Ive also done some stuff to the computer, but worlds with boatloads of modifications run extremely well.
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No. As I and others have said in previous comments/reviews, this is NOT a gaming laptop. Minecraft BASIC system requirements specify a separate video chipset (no integrated chipsets) and a faster processor than this computer has. This computer is perfect for normal, non-gaming, non-processor/graphics-intensive computing (office apps, browsing, email, basic media manipulation, streaming sound and video content, etc.), but it is NOT a gaming computer. If good performance in Minecraft is essential for you, up your game and spend the bucks necessary to get a computer with a faster processor, a decent, standalone (non-integrated) video chipset/controller and, although Minecraft specs say 4GB is OK (as long as processor is fast enough and video chipset has its own memory, etc.), I'd AT LEAST double that.
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I don't play Minecraft. But I would assume you could. Check if the game has minimum spec requirements and check to see if this laptop meets them or exceeds them.I will, however, note that this computer can slow down a bit after heavy use. So you may be able to run Minecraft smoothly at first, but not for a long period of time.