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Can someone recommend games that require little power? My laptop parts are:
Intel Core i5-460M
15.6 "HD LED LCD
AMD Radeon tm HD 6370M
4 GB DDR3 memory
500 GB HDD
Acer Nplify tm 802.11b / g / n
6-cell Li-on battery
Windows 10
I know there are bad parts, but still it would be nice if someone who knows about them tells me which games my laptop (even with bad graphics) can play with around 30 FPS or more. The games can also be older (1995-2021) as long as they are good. Also, while I think it's unlikely, would my laptop handle playing Call of Duty Black Ops 1 or even Black Ops 2?
I'm not sure but Valorant could do it, League of Legends should go
apart from that, I hardly know anything about old pc games because I always played on the console
Phew, there won't be much going on or only games with weak graphics. You can always look at the games to see which system requirements are expected. Otherwise, I can recommend cloud computing as long as your internet connection is good. Then it doesn't matter how powerful your PC is as you stream the games.
At the moment I have the problem that my graphics card broke and therefore the heart of the PC. I have one with an integrated graphics card, but it is very weak. A buddy brought me to the attention of GeForceNow, which streamed games to your device. The performance of your PC, laptop or even your cell phone (if I'm not mistaken) does not matter at all. All you need is a good and stable internet connection. Here I recommend a 50k or better internet connection, because otherwise it will lead to lag.
With GeForce Now, like for Netflix, you pay a monthly fee so that you can stream your games (which you have already bought!) To your device. Unfortunately, not all games are available there, so if you are interested, check beforehand whether the game you want is also offered!
Otherwise you can see if LoL works with you, that works even on the toaster of a friend of mine. Or World of Tanks doesn't need that much power either (I think).
