Tech Specs Question

[Anne Wildcat]

I really want to buy Naval Action for my laptop but I'm not sure if my processor meets the reqs.

Here's my laptop

Asus X751LX

http://www.amazon.com/X751LX-DB71-17-3-Inch-GeForce-Graphics-Upgrade/dp/B00YR6CLMI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1452084859&sr=8-1&keywords=Asus+x751

[OlavDeng2]

Your CPU and GPU is good enough to play the game

[BungeeLemming]

you should be perfectly fine running the game fluently.

your processor is decent, thats not a problem at all.

But you will certainly have to tune the grafics to a level where you feel the best gaming experience.

Medium should still work.

 

@Olav you sneeky sneeky.. I was just about to hit the send button

[OlavDeng2]

you should be perfectly fine running the game fluently.

your processor is decent, thats not a problem at all.

But you will certainly have to tune the grafics to a level where you feel the best gaming experience.

Medium should still work.

 

@Olav you sneeky sneeky.. I was just about to hit the send button

xD well to be fair, you got a better reply i just ninjad a mediocre reply

[Count Maurice Benyovszky]

Okay so, in another topic someone had GTX 675MX which is actually a little better than 950M.
You should be able to run this game probably at 720p 60 fps medium, lowest settings on 1080p might give something around 30-40fps.

EDIT: Since there aren't any specified requirements it might run better or worse.

Listen... You can always wait for early access on Steam. If the game will run really poor or you won't like it you can get a refund.
http://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds/?l=english <<< everything you need to know about refunds on steam
 

Edited January 14, 2016 by Count Maurice Benyovszky