Can I run DOTA 2 on my PC?

[kendy25]

please help me coz im not an expert at video cards and RAMs and all that. my specs are
Processor: Intel (R) Celeron (R) CPU 1007U @ 1.50GHz 1.50GHz
Installed Memory (RAM): 4.00gb (3.80 gb reusable)
System type: 64 bit Operating System x64-based processor
Pen and Touch: Full Windows Support Touch with 10 Touch Points*


*I know the last one isnt necessary but i wanna make sure can yall help me?

 

[littlerooster25]

please help me coz im not an expert at video cards and RAMs and all that. my specs are
Processor: Intel (R) Celeron (R) CPU 1007U @ 1.50GHz 1.50GHz
Installed Memory (RAM): 4.00gb (3.80 gb reusable)
System type: 64 bit Operating System x64-based processor
Pen and Touch: Full Windows Support Touch with 10 Touch Points*


*I know the last one isnt necessary but i wanna make sure can yall help me?

IT does not look good you cpu is weak, it needs to be at lest a pent 4 3.0 ghz or more!
and you cpu the thing it is your ram is probley ddr2 you might run it but it will either lag and or you will have to be on the lowest settings, and since you have 3.8 ram useable that means you are useing an onboard graphic card. so it dont look good!

 

[TheMohammadmo]

For dota 2 you don't really need a graphics card. I would recommend saving up a bit more and then get a nice computer and play dota 2 on that.

 

[ProWilma]

I doubt it will run Dota 2, granted it's a dual core, but the celeron without a GPU is just not powerful enough.

 

[TheMohammadmo]

agreed. I would save up man, wait one more year and then get a better build

 

[babachicken]

just try it out, its a free game.

 

[dsr07mm]

For completely playable game you need something like E8400 atleast with 2/4GB RAM and HD5670 512mb (that's what I have and works with 70-110 fps in 1680x1050).

 

[MorkS]

Since it's a free game you could always just try it out. Worst case scenario is that it doesn't work all that well and you've wasted a bit of time and bandwidth.

 

[babachicken]

it should run on lowest settings at a lower than native resolution.