Will Minecraft run on this computer
1391027
Yes. Our daughter plays it all the time on this computer. No problems at all. Also, just as an fyi, we recently upgraded the memory (RAM) and also loaded the Mavericks operating system. It runs great. She also does her First in Math quizzes on there as well.
2255554
I've never run any games on my 2540p, which has an i5-560M, 8GB DRAM, and Intel graphics. However, if I had to guess, I'd say it might run Minecraft but not be a good choice to run it due to the lack of a sophisticated GPU.
1669720
The laptop is a decent one it can run world of warcraft or diablo 3. Not sure on minecraft the screen hinges on satellite are bad if screws are missing so make sure all screws are still in it if you get one
1570121
I have not played minecraft, however, all games I have played have run very smoothly. The system is definitely set up for games. Other games that were laggy on my previous system run great now.
2182698
Yes this laptop can handle Minecraft. On average I get about 120 to 160 fps.
291829
Yes, it should run just fine. I am running it on a PC with a dual core approximately 2 GHz AMD processor , Windows VISTA SP2, 4 gigs of RAM and a much less powerful video board than yours.
1388172
It can handle Minecraft. But its not the best out there. And Day Z I'm not sure.
1146557
It will play lowend games like mine craft , if you invest in a solid state hard drive it will play games way better
184363
I can't swear it will but its specs appear to exceed minecraft's minimum specs. They do recommend, however, "if you have a laptop with an a built-in (integrated) graphics card, rather than a dedicated card, it is highly suggested that you try the demo before purchase." The X501A has such an integrated card.
858365
Of course. The Alienware x51 is designed to run games, for Alienware makes gaming computers. Minecraft is not the most demanding game for the Alienware x51. So again, of course you could run Minecraft up to 60 fps. I've personally run it up to maybe 200fps in my singleplayer world (after I loaded all of the chunks in the area that is).
2005145
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.
1311551
Yes! You just have to download the .jar version. Remember this is an old computer. It is from January 2005. Even though it work great for graphics because it has a ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 with 128mb of VRAM. That is better then a new PC with an Intel Graphics Card. Furthermore it does have trouble with HD Video. If you want to watch YouTube videos I recommend putting Leopard on it and watching the videos in 480p. There is a great app called YouView. To find it just type in to google "YouView PPC". Any app you want to run on this Mac just type in to google "the app name" and "ppc". PPC is the kind of processor that this computer has. Most people do not make software for ppc anymore. But, many still do. Have fun with it. This computer is great for minecraft.
562241
Minecraft would probably run smoothly. DayZ would have to probably have to be in the lowest settings.
1199999
I don't have Minecraft to test, but I was able to play Final Fantasy XIV and Diablo 3 at low/medium settings with an acceptable framerate.
2083794
I'm not 100% sure but it can play Minecraft, GMod, Surgeon Simulator, TF2, and runs Sony Vegas 12 just fine. In my honest opinion, I think it could run them. In the low graphics setting that is.
483845
did some quick research looks like this would breeze through Minecraft... Minecraft Minimum Requirements: CPU: Intel Pentium D or AMD Athlon 64 (K8) 2.6 GHz. RAM: 2GB. GPU (Integrated): Intel HD Graphics or AMD (formerly ATI) Radeon HD Graphics with OpenGL 2.1. GPU (Discrete): Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT or AMD Radeon HD 2400 with OpenGL 3.1. HDD: At least 200MB for Game Core and Other Files. Java 6 Release 45. ASUS X552EA-DH41 specs CPU: AMD A4-5000 APU (quad core w/ built in graphic capability) RAM: 4GB. Graphics Controller Model (integrated) Radeon HD 8330 HDD: 500GB (Minecraft needs 200MB, approx 1/5 of 1GB) Java: unknown base spec, but Java is free to download/update much like Adobe Flash
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Incredibly. Minecraft isn't a game that places a high toll on your GPU, which is this desktop's only weak point. Unless you download an ultra-realistic HD pack, it'll run fine on even Far render distance.