Wondering if ill be able to run this game, please help

The Sloth

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Hey, im looking to purchase the upcoming game Global Agenda but im not sure if my laptop will be able to run it( even if its on the lowest settings) , can someone help me?

Heres my Notebook Specs

Microprocessor: 2 GHz Intel Pentium Dual-Core Mobile Processor T3200
Memory: 3072 MB (3GB)
Video Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD
Hard Drive: 250 GB (5400 rpm)

And the specs for the game are as follows:
Processor: 2.4+ Ghz Single-Core Processor
Memory: 2GB RAM (3GB RAM required for Vista/Windows 7)
Graphics: 256mb video ram or better with Shader Model 3.0+ (GeForce 8 series or higher/Radeon HD3000 series or higher)
DirectX?: Directx 9+
Hard Drive: 15 GB Free Space
 
no, sorry, but you have integrated graphics, which means that youre laptop will suffer big time on the graphics. suggestion is to put the game on a desktop that has a good video card, if possible.
 
hmmmm how much memory does your graphics card have? if its 256mb you might be able to run it on low with a slight fps drop. i know my laptop says its card has 128mb and even games that require 128 as the recommended, it has FPS drops sometimes it drops on games that require 64mb and the reason behind that is b/c laptop chipsets are not very good for gaming (unless you fork over alot of cash) and/or some games aren't supportive of those chipsets.
 
You might be able to run it on low/lowest settings but that is about it. i used to have a laptop with that same integrated graphics and i was able to play tf2 with it on lowest settings.
 
the only other computer i have is a 2005 HP desktop which i doubt will be able to run it at all, and yea this integrated video card is killing me
 
hmmmm how much memory does your graphics card have? if its 256mb you might be able to run it on low with a slight fps drop. i know my laptop says its card has 128mb and even games that require 128 as the recommended, it has FPS drops sometimes it drops on games that require 64mb and the reason behind that is b/c laptop chipsets are not very good for gaming (unless you fork over alot of cash) and/or some games aren't supportive of those chipsets.

The card will not run it with ANY chance. I don't know any intel cards that have shader model 3.0+.
 

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