Basically they're inferior lappy guts and without a dedicated graphics card.ģ. His CPU AMD A6-3400M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics also does not meet the min requirements to play ark and APU's of this ilk or others have been cited -numerous- times as being prone to issues with Ark. Their rig has for example only 6GB of ram at that time and Ark requires 8GB. No, the OP in the thread's rig does -not- meet the min requirements to play Ark. You've necro'd a 4 year old thread to scold someone(and incorrectly too) that's very embarrassingly silly of you.Ģ. Please understand your facts before you discredit people from low specs.ġ. He meets the min rquirements for the game, you must of never been tehre in that situation, i have a friend that runs a AMD a-65200APU 2.0 GHZ with advance launce settings -use all avialbable cores, -Nommansky and -sm4 runs at 35+fps Originally posted by you have no idea what you are talking about. Radeon HD 6480G + HD 7450M Dual Graphics * Radeon HD 6520G + HD 7450M Dual Graphics * Radeon HD 6620G + HD 7450M Dual Graphics * Radeon HD 8450G + Radeon HD 8570M Dual Graphics Radeon HD 6620G + HD 7670M Dual Graphics * Instead, the plan is to make a really good performance chip aimed at the $200–300 market, design it to work better in two-chips-on-a-card situations, and use products similar to the Radeon HD 3870 X2 to address the high-end market.Can you run it on your notebook? No. Their new product strategy is to avoid making huge, monolithic, mega-powerful GPUs that can only go into high-end graphics cards, following those up with cut-back versions for the performance and mainstream markets. It is for this market that ATI has developed their latest GPU, the RV770. The vast majority of graphics sales happen at $300 and below, and volumes really go up once you hit $200 or less. Most people, even gamers, just don’t have that kind of money, or see little value in spending that much on something that will be outmoded in relatively short order. Some people even buy two or three of them. Some people buy $400 graphics cards, and some people buy $600+ graphics cards. This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page.
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