u/Callistospiralz

I recently got a new laptop for college in a few months but I figured I'd test out Skyrim AE on it, something that would run like absolute garbage on my old laptop. Now it runs like a dream on my new one :D

Tested some more games that didn't run on my old laptop and they all seemed pretty good.

Made me wonder what else I could play on it.

Here's the specs;

• CPU: Ryzen 7 5835u

• Graphics card: Vega 8 integrated graphics (512mb)

• 16gb dual channel ram

• 956gb SSD storage

• Windows 11, 60hz refresh rate, 1080p screen resolution

Since I come from from a background of low end gaming, I really don't mind lower graphics, I'd take anything above 30fps 720p.

So far I've tried these, all ran at 720p;

• Skyrim Anniversary Edition - 50-60fps - high

• Fallout 4 - 30-60fps - medium-high (a funny case, outskirts areas and interiors are super smooth while the city drags the game down.)

• Kingdoms of Amalur Re-reckoning - 55-60fps - high

• Halo MCC, Halo 2 Anniversary - 45-60fps - medium

• Halo MCC, Halo Reach - 60fps - high

• Batman Arkham Knight - 30-60fps - medium

• Resident Evil 7 - 40-60fps - medium (takes some tweaking)

• Resident Evil 2 Remake - 40-60fps - medium-high (tweaking as well)

• Saints Row 3 Original - 50-60fps - high (cutscenes seem capped at 30)

Are there any games you can recommend? I'm usually into stuff with story or open worlds, shooters and exploration. Thanks in advance!

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u/Callistospiralz — 11 days ago

Windows 11, the RAM is dual channel and the storage is SSD.

Hi! I've previously posted onto this subreddit with a similar question but I'm yearning for more answers, so I've removed the original post and I'm gonna try again.

I know this probably might not be much for heavy gaming. Gaming wasn't really my main intention when buying this laptop but it's got the ability to run some decent stuff. I have a 1080p screen but everything works better at 720. I'm assuming my GPU is the thing dragging me here the most.

Here's some benchmarks I've already tried, all running at 720p;

•Fallout 4 - 40-60fps, medium-high graphics

•Skyrim Anniversary Edition - 45-60fps, high graphics

•Batman Arkham Knight - 30-60fps, medium graphics

•Halo MCC, Halo 2 using anniversary graphics, 45-60fps, medium graphics

•Halo MCC, Halo Reach, 60fps, high graphics

•Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning - 55-60fps, high graphics

I've seen videos of people running GTA5 on this at 1080p med-high graphics at like 40-60fps, would probably work wonders at 720-768p.

I'm not a big fan of strategy, I'm big on exploration, open worlds and the like. I'm also a fan of story games and single player shooters. Really comfortable with anything that can keep a steady pace at 30fps+ at 720p. Thanks in advance :D

u/Callistospiralz — 18 days ago