This, but based on my experience with playing ESO on a worse laptop, I'd even say high might be an option (tweaked for best performance). I'm most worried about the HDD, to be honest; 5400rpm isn't really all that good for gaming.Sallington wrote: »A solid medium settings.
You could definitely play ESO on this but for it to run really smooth I suggest medium settings though. If you don't have a desktop PC I strongly suggest getting one instead of a laptop. For a about 150 to 200 dollars more you could of got a prebuilt i buy power revolt or something and it would run allot better.
Hey AngryNord, I have the Lenovo y410p which has the Geforce 755M chip and it runs ESO on ultra high, so you should have little trouble with yours.
Hey AngryNord, I have the Lenovo y410p which has the Geforce 755M chip and it runs ESO on ultra high, so you should have little trouble with yours.
I installed ESO and just loaded it up for a quck look this morning, just let it use the settings it defaulted to on startup (most stuff on 'High').
Seriously, is this the same game I've been playing for the last six months??? It looks like a completely New game...
Hey AngryNord, I have the Lenovo y410p which has the Geforce 755M chip and it runs ESO on ultra high, so you should have little trouble with yours.
I installed ESO and just loaded it up for a quck look this morning, just let it use the settings it defaulted to on startup (most stuff on 'High').
Seriously, is this the same game I've been playing for the last six months??? It looks like a completely New game...
ers101284b14_ESO wrote: »Hey AngryNord, I have the Lenovo y410p which has the Geforce 755M chip and it runs ESO on ultra high, so you should have little trouble with yours.
I installed ESO and just loaded it up for a quck look this morning, just let it use the settings it defaulted to on startup (most stuff on 'High').
Seriously, is this the same game I've been playing for the last six months??? It looks like a completely New game...
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