Can my computer run morrowind and oblivion

[Irish_Viking]

It is a inspiron 15z ultrabook with windows 8 and has 500 gb hard drive 5400rpm sata hdd and 32 gb mSATA SSD. It also has intel core i5. It's video card is an intel hd graphics 4000.

 

[nukemaster]

morrowind should be fine(i mean the game was given out with ge-force 4 cards ), but skyrim may require lowering settings quite a bit.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

Morrowind will have no problems and Oblivion will be playable although maybe not at the highest settings.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

morrowind should be fine(i mean the game was given out with ge-force 4 cards ), but skyrim may require lowering settings quite a bit.

Yep my copy of Morrowind came with a Ti 4600. I love that game.

 

[nukemaster]

anort3, I kind of like your signature image

Was it the Asus model?

 

[Deleted member 217926]

Yeah I like it too

Nope I believe it was an AOpen actually. Last card I bought that was not an EVGA.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

Or actually wait it might have been the 6600GT that was an AOpen. Hmm. I forget. Too many years ago.

 

[Irish_Viking]

morrowind should be fine(i mean the game was given out with ge-force 4 cards ), but skyrim may require lowering settings quite a bit.

Thank you I've been decide on a laptop to get and I want to game with it but I have trouble figuring out which laptop is best.

 

[nukemaster]

Almost any dedicated video card will still be better, but watch out because some while better are still not enough to make a game playable(newer games).

General rule is still anything is still better than onboard(at a cost to battery like when gaming.).

I played the game Just Cause 2 on an Intel HD 3000(slower than what you are looking at) setup before. low settings and lower resolution did make it playable. In the end, more eye candy needs more power.