How To Run A Game With High Requirements..

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I Have Borrowed A Game From My Friend But the Game Requirement Are High But My Pc Doesn't Have It So Is There Any Way So That I Can Run A A game With High Requirements With A Low Performance Pc...
 
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Processor will handle ok I guess.. But the graphics car.. I have never seen a game where straight of the bat they say GTX 810 as minimum or recommended.. But your graphics card (GT 610) is not that good.. 610 , correct me if i am wrong is almost the same as GT 510 which I had. Totally spoilt my computer. If I were you, I would be vary of the graphics card..


No I Have Seen Many Videos Having Pc With Lower Requirements but Running A High Requirement Game :??:
 
I've seen those too. All they are is lowering the amount of background processes in use and using the classic look for windows. I've seen no difference in gaming from following those. Unless you have twenty programs running in the background while trying to run a game you will see no real benefit from it.
 


Not Like That I Am Saying Game Which is Requiring Advanced Graphic Card Or Cpu Than How Can We play those games
 
Once you play enough games, you actually tend to ignore requirements, but as RazerZ explained and as bystander said, there's a reason they're called requirements.

Generally, you use minimum requirements as a guide for how the game will run, as recommended ones mostly are random pieces of hardware where tests have been made...
Depending on how far below or above you're from them, you configure and play the game accordingly. Sure, if you want to play a high specs game at high settings, you're going to need a high-end rig (which doesn't necessarily mean >1200$), but that doesn't forbid you from lowering the game's settings or, if the hardware can hold it up, overclocking the system.

Still, it's a matter of fact that, if a game requires a minimum of 4gb RAM and you own 2, or if it requires a minimum of a 2 year old discrete GPU and yours is an embedded, you're not going to play the game easily (or, worst case scenario, at all).

If this still isn't clear for you, or you feel we misunderstood you again, why don't you give us some examples? Start by listing your system specs and the games you are playing or want to play on it; you may also link us a video of what you mean.
 


What game and what are your computer specs, including CPU model, video card model, power supply model, case size.

You may be able to upgrade just one thing (likely the video card) and get it to play.

You can only do so much, you can't fit 5 gallons of water in a 1 gallon bucket no matter how much you want to.
 
We already told you that more than once in different forms...
You lower the game's settings or you get better hardware, there's not much else you can do.

Seen your hardware and the game's requirements, you may try playing the game at lowest settings and resolution (which woukd be the same thing that many youtube users would do too), but I'm not so sure the result will be enjoyable...
 
Processor will handle ok I guess.. But the graphics car.. I have never seen a game where straight of the bat they say GTX 810 as minimum or recommended.. But your graphics card (GT 610) is not that good.. 610 , correct me if i am wrong is almost the same as GT 510 which I had. Totally spoilt my computer. If I were you, I would be vary of the graphics card..
 
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