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Hello folks, just registered today and I hope you're all taking care of yourselves amid the covid-19 pandemic.

I have a PC which is a Lenovo small form factor desktop, Lenovo ThinkCentre.

Here are the specs of the rig:

Processor
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3470S CPU @ 2.90GHz
Manufacturer
Intel
Speed
2.9 GHz
Number of Cores
4
CPU ID
BFEBFBFF000306A9
Family
06
Model
3A
Stepping
9
Revision
17

Memory
RAM
8.0 GB

Video Card
Video Card
Intel(R) HD Graphics
Manufacturer

Chipset
Intel(R) HD Graphics
Dedicated Memory
128 MB
Total Memory
3.0 GB
Pixel Shader Version

Vertex Shader Version

Hardware T & L
Yes
Vendor ID
8086
Device
0152
Plug and Play ID
VEN_8086&DEV_0152&SUBSYS_308C17AA&REV_09
Driver Version
10.18.10.4276

Operating System
Operating System
Windows 7
Service Pack
1
Size
64-bit
Edition

Version
6.1.7601
Locale
0809
BIOS
BIOS
LENOVO BIOS Rev: F1KT47A 0.0
Version

Manufacturer
LENOVO
Date
12/22/11
Sound
Sound Device
High Definition Audio Device
Driver
6.1.7601.24519
Drives
DVD
PLDS DVD-RW DH16ACSH ATA Device
CD
PLDS DVD-RW DH16ACSH ATA Device
Drive 1
Size
932 GB
Free Memory
667 GB
Drive 2
Size
466 GB
Free Memory
263 GB
Software
Internet Explorer
11.0.9600.19596
Chrome
80.0.3987.163
Firefox
74.0.1
Safari

Java

Flash
32.0.0.344
DirectX
11.0
.NET
4.8
QuickTime

Adobe PDF Reader



This Rig was not for gaming but work related and light entertainment purposes.

I recently re-played Half Life 2 for the first time again since 2007, on this rig. I ran it on the highest settings and it played flawlessly.

Given this little detail and the specs above, I want to know if my machine will be able to run Resident Evil 2 HD or not.

Calling on all Seasoned hardcore Hardware Modders, Gamers, experts alike - please tell me if this rig can play that game, as on systemrequirements can i run it it mentioned my machine over eceeded in all departments but my graphics card drivers were outdated ??

im happy to purchase the game for £3.49 on steam IF my machine can run the game.

Please somebody get back to me ASAP on this. Thanks.
 
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I used to play RE4 HD when it first came out on Steam a good few years ago, on the integrated graphics of a non-overclocked 3570K. I can remember I had to set it to v-sync 30 fps, but I'm sure I had it on 1080p. However this was maybe 5 years ago or so, and the 3570k has intel HD 4000, the 3570s only has hd 2500. You should be able to launch it, but maybe have to set it to 720p 30 fps locked.

To add to this, there's a few videos on youtube, of it playing on HD25000
 
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Thanks Joxeon, by GPU are you referring to an actual gfx card here or a processor that I could attach onto an existing gfx motherboard ? I don't think my lenovo will have a spare slot to add a card thats the thing..im not 100% sure though.

I've lost touch completely with pc gaming hardware and the last thing I touched in terms of installing hardware was back in 2005 when i installed a Nvidia Geforce 5600 256MB Videocard AGP Chipset into my Sony PCV-RS123 Vaio desktop lol

I'm pretty ancient and prehistoric by todays standards though I did invest in a PS3 back in 2013 ( arrived at the party very late I know..) but then solid it in 2015. Wish I hadn't.
 
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Do you know what model it is?

Other than the specs retrieved from systemrequirementslab, i don't know any more. Its on baord gfx. Intel(R) HD Graphics

thedandyp pointed me in the right direction, ive youtubed up some vids showing what games work well using my setup.

ive seen what RE4 HD looks like using HD 2500 and its passable.

Also viewed this -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5Hg4zw5NgU

So therse some good gmaing titles that look reasonably good on my setup that i can play. Good news i guess.
 
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