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Will a laptop with i5-5200u and Intel integrated graphics be sufficient?

chevalierchevalier Member Posts: 51
in General Discussions NWN:EE
As per title. It sort of meets the minimum requirements, as I've checked, but will I be able to play without needing to go down to 1024*768 and low settings? Should I avoid large/complicated modules? Thank you.

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  • CerabelusCerabelus Member Posts: 385
    edited March 2022
    My guess is yes, even with current updates this game was made in early 2000s for much lower capabilities.

    The only potential issue is integrated graphics, some games don't support Intel integrated but I'm not sure if the Enhanced Edition does.

    Usually there are work arounds on PC for many issues.
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  • ArviaArvia Member Posts: 2,101
    My old laptop had integrated graphics only, too. I could play NWN:EE with it, but I had to turn down settings when it was raining in-game, and particularly advanced modules like Aielund Saga were laggy.
    I wouldn't recommend installing the HD models either if you're playing around the minimum specs threshold.
    Other than that, if you don't mind turning down a few settings occasionally, you should be okay.
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