Can I run this?

[CaptainJonny]

I've tried using the can i run it test, and my PC checks out on tech specs, but still fails the video card. All the processing speed on graphics is there, I think it is just not got my card in the list.Running a GeForce GT 635 2GB. I just want to make sure it will run before dropping the coin.

Sorry if this is not the correct forum, I have the 360 version of 2k16 which sucks, and don't want to get the XBone version because of the lack of custom music. Figure the PC version I can mod whatever I want in.

[Lorddevil2]

You need a better graphic card. 

[ObsoleteRipZz]

What processor do you have?

 

Also you do need a better graphics for sure the 635 will struggle. If you have the money I'd get a decent mid range card, if you let me know your budget I could help you find one suitable for you!

[PepsiWithCoke]

Running a GeForce GT 635 2GB. I
 

Hell no, What possessed you to even buy that in the first place if you wanted to game?

[CaptainJonny]

What processor do you have?

 

Also you do need a better graphics for sure the 635 will struggle. If you have the money I'd get a decent mid range card, if you let me know your budget I could help you find one suitable for you!

The 635 is running it okay, just with shadows turned off. Card really seems to struggle with shadows. Main concern is only a 300w PSU so I'll probably replace that with some more wiggle room for a higher end card.

Running a GeForce GT 635 2GB. I
 

 

Hell no, What possessed you to even buy that in the first place if you wanted to game?

Came in the package with the comp. Hard to find off-the-shelf with dedicated graphics. It runs Skyrim in 4k with ultra settings, got this comp about 4 years ago. Yeah, it needs a new GPU but I think you're thinking of the more common 635 for laptops. This one is a limited run OEM version for desktop. Runs a lot harder, but still not quite up to modern specs.

When you have a wife and kid (who cuts into your own gaming budget for his own) a house a car and all sorts of bills to pay, you do the best you can.

[ObsoleteRipZz]

What processor do you have?

 

Also you do need a better graphics for sure the 635 will struggle. If you have the money I'd get a decent mid range card, if you let me know your budget I could help you find one suitable for you!

The 635 is running it okay, just with shadows turned off. Card really seems to struggle with shadows. Main concern is only a 300w PSU so I'll probably replace that with some more wiggle room for a higher end card.

Running a GeForce GT 635 2GB. I
 

 

Hell no, What possessed you to even buy that in the first place if you wanted to game?

Came in the package with the comp. Hard to find off-the-shelf with dedicated graphics. It runs Skyrim in 4k with ultra settings, got this comp about 4 years ago. Yeah, it needs a new GPU but I think you're thinking of the more common 635 for laptops. This one is a limited run OEM version for desktop. Runs a lot harder, but still not quite up to modern specs.

When you have a wife and kid (who cuts into your own gaming budget for his own) a house a car and all sorts of bills to pay, you do the best you can.

if there's no blue screen of death the PSU should be fine that just powers every component. You will only have to upgrade that if you upgrade your card at some point. If you do go with a 650w

[CaptainJonny]

What processor do you have?

 

Also you do need a better graphics for sure the 635 will struggle. If you have the money I'd get a decent mid range card, if you let me know your budget I could help you find one suitable for you!

The 635 is running it okay, just with shadows turned off. Card really seems to struggle with shadows. Main concern is only a 300w PSU so I'll probably replace that with some more wiggle room for a higher end card.

Running a GeForce GT 635 2GB. I
 

 

Hell no, What possessed you to even buy that in the first place if you wanted to game?

Came in the package with the comp. Hard to find off-the-shelf with dedicated graphics. It runs Skyrim in 4k with ultra settings, got this comp about 4 years ago. Yeah, it needs a new GPU but I think you're thinking of the more common 635 for laptops. This one is a limited run OEM version for desktop. Runs a lot harder, but still not quite up to modern specs.

When you have a wife and kid (who cuts into your own gaming budget for his own) a house a car and all sorts of bills to pay, you do the best you can.

if there's no blue screen of death the PSU should be fine that just powers every component. You will only have to upgrade that if you upgrade your card at some point. If you do go with a 650w

Found a nice 750w at Best Buy, would give me a higher ceiling for GPU power. But still looking. Figure I'll do the PSU first and then the card after saving some more. Better to have the psu already installed rather than a GPU collecting dust until I get the PSU.