Can my PC handle BeamNG?

You know yourself that there is nothing wrong with your PC, we all know that ROR is the problem, whether or not these people are being entirely truthful with the FPS they are providing us with is probably the question that needs to be asked...

 

I`ve found that the tatra dakar is very cpu intensive. I cant get decent fps with that either.Also i found my full specs.
( although ill probobly still leave something out )
model: compaq
graphics card: evga geforce gt 610 with 2.81 gig memory
processor: intel pentium dual core desktop e2180
RAM: 2 gig
operating system: 32 bit

 

It's ok, no need to be jealous.

 

Let me fix that for you...

HP>Apple>ASUS>Dell>Acer

 

Lemme fix that for you.

ASUS>apple>dell>Acer>HP. Everyone has a different opinion. No use in arguing.

 

This isn't a "lets uselessly argue what computer is better and never agree on a solid answer" thread, it's a thread for people to figure out of their computer can run beamng. Stay on topic.

 

Trying out for admin position? Minimum specs for the game have already been posted, this thread is technically useless then.

 

As I said before, in a highly suggestive post, the thread is serving another purpose. Now all the attention whores who want to show off under the guise of not knowing their specs capabilities and how they compare to the developer's computers can show off.

 

Let me just REPOST this...

 

You can record beamng with no stuttering with these specs. Core i7 960 3.2Ghz / GTX 580 / 8GB DDR3 RAM / Windows 7 x64 / 1920x1200 Thats what t-dev recorded with.

 

Indeed. "Hey guize look at my superfastpc, it's so good but can I run da gaem?"

 

Ever had a computer with a unusual motherboard? I do. I have an Asus P7P55D Premium motherboard. It's wierd because it has its own OS on it. Not the bios. The bios is that American Megatrend bios. Its completly seperate from it. And it runs on the motherboard alone. I'm wondering if it can run this game. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P7P55D_Premium/

 

The motherboard does not have its own OS and even if it did, only windows can run BeamNG. If you were asking if your PC can run BeamNG, well, a motherboard is not enough to go on...

 

Re: Will this game run on my pc?

you are pushing it and I say that with the d15 you will get max 14fps bottlenecked by cpu a core 2 duo would help especially an e8400 or higher will give you some good cpu performance but check what the best cpu your motherboard can take and the FSB it has, as for the 2gb of ddr2 ram it should be fine but make sure its at least running at 533mhz or higher as beamng is pretty memory intensive my cpu is a core 2 quad q6600 and your motherboard will probably take it as they are cheap, like 30 GBP on ebay - look for SLACR - and the FSB is 1066mhz and use 800mhz ram with that as the q6600 is best coupled with ddr3 but can and does work at ddr2-800mhz you will hopefully get 23 fps with that cpu and that will be fine and a lot better than that pentuim D although I strongly recommend that you try to get a better system it may be very expensive and you will probably have to hang on to the LGA 775

 

giga-bump guys. Let it go.

 

Its probably a uefi bios or some kind of configuration tool I doubt its any thing like windows

 

Hello,

I need to ask the same thing, I just bought an ASUSX550LD, it has an NVIDIA GeForce 820m.
Will it run on this? I downloaded the game on my current laptop and it caused my son to have a meltdown (he's autistic)
I am pretty au fait with using computers but when it gets to the technical stuff, like processor ghz my head just explodes, but I need this game to work : )

 

Before purchasing, you can download the free tech demo from this page to see if it works: http://www.beamng.com/content/

If it works fine, you can purchase early access which includes multiple vehicles and maps.

 

Hi,
Thanks for your reply The new one comes in the morning I will try the demo, and hope to god it runs ok on it, so fingers crossed

 

Can I play BeamNG on my PC? Specs are amd 3.4 ghz 6 core processor and HD 5570 GPU