What FPS On a Old Laptop?

[Jack Poole]

Hello! My friend that doesn't know a lot about computers received a free Asus x551m Sonicmaster Notebook Pc at work and wants to know what FPS he can get. I honestly have no clue and figured to ask you guys. Thanks!

 

[OxDivinityxO]

It depends on the game, I have the same laptop and I usually play minecraft or something not to hardcore. Here is a list of FPS range type of thing.

Minecraft 1.8 (low settings) : 20 - 40
Minecraft 1.7.10 (Optifine Low-Med settings): 40 - 80
Diablo 3 (Low settings, Lower Resolution): 20 - 30
Five Nights At Freddy's: 50 - 60

If you want me to test a game, let me know and I will post the results

 

[Jack Poole]

It depends on the game, I have the same laptop and I usually play minecraft or something not to hardcore. Here is a list of FPS range type of thing.

Minecraft 1.8 (low settings) : 20 - 40
Minecraft 1.7.10 (Optifine Low-Med settings): 40 - 80
Diablo 3 (Low settings, Lower Resolution): 20 - 30
Five Nights At Freddy's: 50 - 60

If you want me to test a game, let me know and I will post the results

Ah
TF2
Fifa 15
Probably not BF4(I really have no hopes to get that but maybe low on 720?)

 

[MADVIU]

Yeah, I wouldn't expext too much out of that machine as it's lacking graphics and CPU power for more intense games, but you'll be able to play less intense games such as Minecraft comfortably at medium - high settings.

 

[OxDivinityxO]

It depends on the game, I have the same laptop and I usually play minecraft or something not to hardcore. Here is a list of FPS range type of thing.

Minecraft 1.8 (low settings) : 20 - 40
Minecraft 1.7.10 (Optifine Low-Med settings): 40 - 80
Diablo 3 (Low settings, Lower Resolution): 20 - 30
Five Nights At Freddy's: 50 - 60

If you want me to test a game, let me know and I will post the results

Ah
TF2
Fifa 15
Probably not BF4(I really have no hopes to get that but maybe low on 720?)

It definitely won't come close to running BF4
It can run TF2
and possibly Fifa 15 on low settings

The best place to test is here:
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/

But make sure you're on the laptop when you use the website