[SOLVED] Can i run Forza Horizon 3 on my PC ?
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- Oct 7, 2009
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The minimum GPU requirements for the game is a GTX650Ti, your GT710 is ranked lower than that. If you had something akin to a GTX750Ti, you'd have been good to go. Then again, you can try and play the game with everything set to literally low and at 720p but I doubt you'd want to play after seeing the details on your system(and that on YT videos/gameplays).
The minimum GPU requirements for the game is a GTX650Ti, your GT710 is ranked lower than that. If you had something akin to a GTX750Ti, you'd have been good to go. Then again, you can try and play the game with everything set to literally low and at 720p but I doubt you'd want to play after seeing the details on your system(and that on YT videos/gameplays).
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While you ask about two different Forza Horizon games in your question and text, the news isn't good on either end: the GT 710 is well below the minimum requirements. You might be able to physically launch the game, especially Forza Horizon 3 as the older game, but I don't believe it will be a playable experience, at least a pleasant one.
The CPU is right on the edge -- it's missing two cores the other Sandy Bridge i5s have -- of being useful.
The GPU is the larger problem as it's basically an office GPU. It's only really a GPU for gaming if you're playing things released in 2005.
The CPU is right on the edge -- it's missing two cores the other Sandy Bridge i5s have -- of being useful.
The GPU is the larger problem as it's basically an office GPU. It's only really a GPU for gaming if you're playing things released in 2005.
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That's actually better than I'd have expected; I wasn't quite sure if you could even get a race launched with this.
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