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HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC

Intel® Core i5-4200M CPU @ 2.50GHz

8GB RAM

Intel® HD Graphics 4600 (lel)

1TB HDD

 

Just wondering what games I can play?

Thx.

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Here is a page on your cpu http://ark.intel.com/products/76349you might be able to overlock if your cpu cooler is good enough and if your mobo is capable of overclocking. The same goes for your graphics card. Just find similar, more common, cpus that games use in their system requirements to determine whether or not you can play them

 

If I may ask, how much did it cost?

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@@Vypah

 

Intel HD Graphics :lol:

 

Anyways, test any game here: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/

Yeah I know :( its only a Notebook, originally wanted to save to get a gaming computer ughh. Yeah I know, but that site's crap lmao. Minecraft apparently I can't play but is running perfectly fine on the highest settings.

Here is a page on your cpu http://ark.intel.com/products/76349you might be able to overlock if your cpu cooler is good enough and if your mobo is capable of overclocking. The same goes for your graphics card. Just find similar, more common, cpus that games use in their system requirements to determine whether or not you can play them

 

If I may ask, how much did it cost?

The notebook cost me £450 lol.

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Yeah I know :( its only a Notebook, originally wanted to save to get a gaming computer ughh. Yeah I know, but that site's crap lmao. Minecraft apparently I can't play but is running perfectly fine on the highest settings.

 

The notebook cost me £450 lol.

All the specs are good except your graphics card.

 

And in gaming, graphics card is pretty important.

 

You will be able to play games but not on high settings and not without lag. I'm talking about the big and latest games.

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All the specs are good except your graphics card.

 

And in gaming, graphics card is pretty important.

 

You will be able to play games but not on high settings and not without lag. I'm talking about the big and latest games.

I know it may sound pretty stupid, but is there a way for me to change my graphics card? Like add an external graphics card and disable to intergrated graphics card in my laptop?

Updated by Vypah
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I know it may sound pretty stupid, but is there a way for me to change my graphics card? Like add an external graphics card and disable to intergrated graphics card in my laptop?

I'm not sure really. Laptops have a fixed graphics card because they come in different shapes and sizes.

 

You should ask where you bought it from for more information and help on this. :)

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