Would my CPU run BeamNG OK?

I have the techdemo, but, of course, other maps would be more intensive. Would my CPU run it OK?
Windows 10
ATI Radeon HD 3400 graphics card
CPU:HP Elite 8100
8GB Ram

 

Errm, you didnt mention CPU? From graphics card alone, unlikely though

 

Uhh... What is your cpu?
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That's not a cpu, it's a whole computer. It looks like those don't even come with a graphics card, unless you added one. The cpu those have would not run beam very well, if at all.

 

You don't mention your CPU, only the computer model...
Apparently that computer could have any of the following:
Intel Pentium G6950 (2.80-GHz, 3M total cache 2 cores/2 threads)
Intel Core i3-530 (2.93-GHz, 4M total cache 2 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i3-540 (3.06-GHz, 4M total cache 2 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i5-650 (3.2-GHz, 4M total cache 2 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i5-660 (3.33-GHz, 4M total cache 2 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i5-670 (3.46-GHz, 4M total cache 2 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i5-750 (2.66-GHz, 8M total cache 4 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i5-750S (2.40-GHz, 8M total cache 4 cores/4 threads)
Intel Core i7-860 (2.80-GHz, 8M total cache 4 cores/8 threads)
Intel Core i7-870 (2.93-GHz, 8M total cache 4 cores/8 threads)

 

Intel i5 650.

 

It would run ok, but bottle necked by graphics

 

No it would not, the 650 is a very old and low-end chip and wouldn't even come close to reaching minimum requirements.

 

Upgrade it to an i3 6100 if possible. Best budget processor out there, if not, that i5 would not run very well, think about the i7 models.

 

You should consider putting a graphics card in your PC.

 

yeah they are kinda important i would not imagine it would run well without one

 

If he's going to upgrade his CPU and put a gpu in it he might as well buy a new computer. A new CPU would need a new mobo for the socket and those psu don't come with room for a gpu since they aren't modular. That leaves the case, wireless card, and maybe the cooler and ram which isn't much left of a computer.

 

I wouldnt game on a 1st Generation Intel i5 no chance my mum has one of them and its a quad core but its got nothing in it best to go 6th Generation if money isnt a problem

 

Ah okay yeah thanks for that, yeah I forgot about the 4th Gen series they are still good , also DDR3 memory is damn cheap DDR4 is still a little bit costly

 

Yup. 4th gens are actually pretty good. I use them.

 

My 3rd gen i5 runs fairly decently, and I got it fairly cheap. Unfortunately 3rd gen motherboards are basically extinct in Australia so I would try for 4th gen at least.