Can i run pes 10 on my rig?
I dont trust system requirements lab,can i run it,coz it said i cant even run fifa 08 but i maxed it out.
My specs
2gb ddr3 ram,pentium 4 3.0ghz,windows 7 pro 32bit,1 gb internal graphics memory,with pixel shader 4.0
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The same Pentium 4 problem
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, Apr 25 2012 10:16 AM
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 10:20 AM
System Requirements
It will run it, but you may have to turn some settings down. At this you're mostly being bottlenecked by your CPU and possibly motherboard bus speed. Curious, what model motherboard do you have?
It will run it, but you may have to turn some settings down. At this you're mostly being bottlenecked by your CPU and possibly motherboard bus speed. Curious, what model motherboard do you have?
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 11:06 AM
Ive got gigabyte g41m combo. Hey recently i downloaded a super compressed pes 10 at 9mb,which installed but said ive got 64 mb graphics memory which it wont support. Though my intel gma center shows 1 gb. What is the problem? Pes 11 has got same requirements.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 11:46 AM
Try checking the bios for a shared video memory setting. I'm not sure how that board works, but it might be dynamic sharing, which means to have more memory available to your on-board video you would need to upgrade your overall ram.
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