Can my laptop handle this game?

[agame2323]

I was able to play 2K13 with all settings max.

http://shop.lenovo.com/ae/en/laptops/le ... tech_specs

[TBM]

At low settings, probably.

[blizzcoe]

I have an i5 4th gen + 2GB 940M + 8GB 1600Mhz and I can play the game max out in 30-40 fps. Although it drops to 20+ during cut scenes. So you're laptop will do fine I guess.

[Kevin]

TBM, nah.

My laptop is almost the same as that and I can run 2k15 and 16 in all high settings with 40 fps. Turn the crowd settings to medium and you got yourself a 50 fps performance.

[skoadam]

agame2323, yes you can, almost all high

[agame2323]

Great! Guess I'll go over to Steam and make the purchase!

[TBM]

TBM, nah.

My laptop is almost the same as that and I can run 2k15 and 16 in all high settings with 40 fps. Turn the crowd settings to medium and you got yourself a 50 fps performance.

A 660M is very weak. Also, playing at 40fps is a really really awful experience.

[Kevin]

Well unlike most of you, I don't prioritize gaming anymore so meh. Anything above 40'll do.

[joosegoose]

Well unlike most of you, I don't prioritize gaming anymore so meh. Anything above 40'll do.

But for this game (and the previous NBA 2k's)...isn't 60 practically required? Isn't anything other than 60 (even 58) a stuttery mess?

Anyways for OP, you should play the game great in theory (mostly high settings depending on resolution) but it's hard to know for sure until any sort of optimization patch is released.

[Kevin]

No difference in my eyes, really.