How many FPS?

[Cxntral]

How [strike]much[/strike] many fps will I get on games on games like dayz, h1z1, rainbow 6 siege and others with Intel® Core™ i7-6500U processor
12Gb RAM
2Tb (2000Gb) storage
2Gb NVIDIA GeForce 920MX Graphics

 

[DelroyMonjo]

Probably unplayable with those graphics on those games.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphics-Cards.13849.0.html

 

[atomicWAR]

your way under powered in the GPU department to play those games at any settings with a playable frame rate (unless 30FPS is playable to you on low....and even then many of those games won't get that frame rate).

 

[Cxntral]

how about Intel® Core™ Kabylake i5-7200U
16GB RAM DDR4
1TB Hard Drive
Nvidia GTX 940MX, 2GB

 

[Shaun o]

Not very high FPS results with running a Geforce 920 MX graphics card Cxntral.

The video card you have if Pci-e based is a very weak and under powered card when it comes to playing games.

It will mean in order to at least get a decent frame rate you would have to play the games in question at a very low screen resolution, and also the minimal graphics settings set for each Game you intend to play.

You really need to at least go for a mid range gaming graphics card in the £140 + price range.

The rest of your system to do with the cpu you have and the amount of system memory is fine.
But a Nvidia 920MX gpu is a really bad choice if you wish to play games at a good screen resolution, with medium to high graphics settings.

And if using a laptop it is often the case that you cannot upgrade the graphics Gpu of it.
Because the Gpu is soldered direct to the laptops motherboard.
That means your stuck with it.

 

[atomicWAR]

The minimum GPU I would want (for a laptop) would be the GTX 1050/960m for playing the titles you wish to play.

 

[Cxntral]

your way under powered in the GPU department to play those games at any settings with a playable frame rate (unless 30FPS is playable to you on low....and even then many of those games won't get that frame rate).

it's 2gb and dedicated so could I upgrade

Not very high FPS results with running a Geforce 920 MX graphics card Cxntral.

The video card you have if Pci-e based is a very weak and under powered card when it comes to playing games.

It will mean in order to at least get a decent frame rate you would have to play the games in question at a very low screen resolution, and also the minimal graphics settings set for each Game you intend to play.

You really need to at least go for a mid range gaming graphics card in the £140 + price range.

The rest of your system to do with the cpu you have and the amount of system memory is fine.
But a Nvidia 920MX gpu is a really bad choice if you wish to play games at a good screen resolution, with medium to high graphics settings.

And if using a laptop it is often the case that you cannot upgrade the graphics Gpu of it.
Because the Gpu is soldered direct to the laptops motherboard.
That means your stuck with it.

 

[Cxntral]

you probably know more about PC than me but I know a person who has intel core i5 And 920 mx and can get 40-50 fps

 

[atomicWAR]

you probably know more about PC than me but I know a person who has intel core i5 And 920 mx and can get 40-50 fps

Find it hard to believe a 920mx getting those frame rates in any of the games you listed. BUT lets just say they do...they would have to be gaming at the lowest resolutions (like 640x480) and settings possible which would not be a very enjoyable experience.

 

[Cxntral]

you probably know more about PC than me but I know a person who has intel core i5 And 920 mx and can get 40-50 fps

https://youtu.be/agyf0T0KVYc the specs are in the vids description

 

[Vanquisher71]

Even if he does have a 920MX, he has an entirely different CPU to you (an i5 whereas you have an i7) which kind of renderst it useless in proving it works. If you can find a video with the same CPU and GPU that shows you a game can run at the settings and fps you like great. But that particular video is irrelevant as his CPU is different to yours

 

[Cxntral]

you probably know more about PC than me but I know a person who has intel core i5 And 920 mx and can get 40-50 fps

Find it hard to believe a 920mx getting those frame rates in any of the games you listed. BUT lets just say they do...they would have to be gaming at the lowest resolutions (like 640x480) and settings possible which would not be a very enjoyable experience.

Many people are getting good fps and good resolution with less ram and i3 processors there getting 30-40 sometimes 50 so I should get bit higher and people are saying I can run them medium 40 fps