Shadow of Mordor on Intel G2030 Nvidia GT610

[NotTheProPcGuy]

Hello. I want to ask can Middle-Earth Shadow of Mordor GOTY "RUN" on my pc with like 30 fps?
PC Specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium G2030
GPU: GeForce Nvidia GT 610
RAM: 4 Gb DDR3 Ram
Im only asking can it run before i buy it bcuz i love it.

 

[James Mason]

Eh, dunno about 30, but it does appear to be able to run somewhat playable. You may need to overclock your GPU if it isn't running "good enough"

 

[Dom_79]

Your CPU should be able to run it (There are a few variants of the G2030)

If the GT 610 can run this at all it will not produce 30 fps even with the lowest settings rendered at 720p

If you buy it through Steam you can try it out for 2 hours (even trying to run the game counts as playing time while the ".exe" is running) or own it for 2 weeks (whichever comes first) and get a full refund.

 

[NotTheProPcGuy]

Your CPU should be able to run it (There are a few variants of the G2030)

If the GT 610 can run this at all it will not produce 30 fps even with the lowest settings rendered at 720p

If you buy it through Steam you can try it out for 2 hours (even trying to run the game counts as playing time while the ".exe" is running) or own it for 2 weeks (whichever comes first) and get a full refund.

800x600? I can run MKX with lowest settings on 800x600 min fps:22/23 avg: around 30 max: suprisingly up to 45 but u know how.

 

[Dom_79]

Games and programs are made very differently from one another so how well one game/program performs is not really a basis for how well another will perform.

1080p? 720p? Screen resolution. 1280x720 = 720p, 1920x1080 = 1080p.

I'm going to have to disagree with James Mason. I don't think your PC will run this game if only because you don't have enough RAM to run SoM if you are running windows 10. If not it may run but your GPU (GT 610) is not a gaming GPU by any means and if it can run, it will struggle.

Buy it (Shadow of Mordor) through Steam and test it out! You can easily refund it - just don't buy it by adding funds to a steam wallet otherwise if you refund the game it will only be as a Steam account credit (back to your steam wallet to spend only on Steam)

 

[NotTheProPcGuy]

Games and programs are made very differently from one another so how well one game/program performs is not really a basis for how well another will perform.

1080p? 720p? Screen resolution. 1280x720 = 720p, 1920x1080 = 1080p.

I'm going to have to disagree with James Mason. I don't think your PC will run this game if only because you don't have enough RAM to run SoM if you are running windows 10. If not it may run but your GPU (GT 610) is not a gaming GPU by any means and if it can run, it will struggle.

Buy it (Shadow of Mordor) through Steam and test it out! You can easily refund it - just don't buy it by adding funds to a steam wallet otherwise if you refund the game it will only be as a Steam account credit (back to your steam wallet to spend only on Steam)

Then my best option is skyrim or cs:go one of them thank you by the way.