Will my computer run minecraft

[N1ghthawk7]

Hi I'm extremely new to this. I want to buy a laptop that can play minecraft becuz my old imac g5 just can't handle it anymore. So I'm wondering can the lenovo g410 play minecraft at 30-40 fps at moderate settings?
Specs
Intel core i5 4200m
Intel hd graphics 4600
6gb of ram
1tb of storage
Thx so much!!!

 

[tiny voices]

Yes it will run it just fine. Other games? not so much, but minecraft will be fine.

 

[N1ghthawk7]

Thx dude I'm just playing minecraft at the moment so that'll be good. Also what fps should I expect on moderate settings

 

[ItsMrNumb]

Yes, that computer should be able to run minecraft without a problem. But I personally would try and make a lower end gaming rig with that money or buy a base pc to upgrade

 

[N1ghthawk7]

Yes, that computer should be able to run minecraft without a problem. But I personally would try and make a lower end gaming rig with that money or buy a base pc to upgrade

 

[N1ghthawk7]

Yes, that computer should be able to run minecraft without a problem. But I personally would try and make a lower end gaming rig with that money or buy a base pc to upgrade

Do u build pcs cuz ive sorta looked into it but I rly have no expierence building one. Any suggestions?

 

[ItsMrNumb]

Yes, that computer should be able to run minecraft without a problem. But I personally would try and make a lower end gaming rig with that money or buy a base pc to upgrade

Do u build pcs cuz ive sorta looked into it but I rly have no expierence building one. Any suggestions?

To be honest, I'm kind of new to it aswell, I'm putting together my first actual gaming pc right now actually. But if you stick around here you will learn everything you need to know about pc's. I also noticed you posted another thread asking for help building a pc. One way you can be sure to get more people to reply is if you format the question the right way. follow the template included here: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/353572-31-build-upgrade-advice and re-post your thread and im sure someone will help you out. 350-450 is a really tight range tbh, and it definitely wont be a top of the line rig, but i do think its possible. and if you can, i recommend saving up some more money first before you start the build and raising your budget. If this solves your question be sure to click the button that marks this as the solution. Thanks.