Can Aion run on my pc

[lioman4]

Ok Hello guys . I am new in forum and i am really excited for the community here.


I would like to make a question

I bought a laptop 3-4 months ago and is very good or i think so :P

My question is if i can play Aion on this laptop

I have tested some games and run very smoothly and nice like Aion,LoL etc

Yeah i played aion for not more than 30 mins cuz i am afraid of the heating of the laptop.I dont want to burn my mobo or anything else

My laptop is Dell Inspiron 15 with I5,6Gb ram DDR3 , 750 HDD, 2 VGA 1 of Intel and one of Ati Radeon 1Gb 7670M.

So ok yeah the games playing smoothly but i used Speedfan to see the temperatures of the machine it was like core 1 57 degrees Celcious and core 2 70 degees Celcious. The VGA 45-50 Degrees.

So what is your opinion??

Thanks in advance

Edit: oh and i have a fan base to my latpop with 2 fans everytime connected to laptop with usb thanks

[LiNuX]

Run the software through this website: Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements

It'll tell you if your hardware is compatible.

From the looks of it, you should be fine, but I normally don't recommend gaming on Laptops since they were built for high intensity processes and certain games can definitely make the PC work for its money. And I think you are already doing well by keeping an eye on speedfan when playing games, lets you know how your machine can handle things.

[lioman4]

Thank you for your reply and i 'll agree with your answer.. The problem is tha i am not sure what Temperatures can handle my laptop.After posting this thread i tried to play Aion almost 1 hour i think but all in low graphics(not because it cannot support higher graphics but for economy and lower usage) .. When i closed the game and opened SpeedFan i saw that core 1 was 69 core 2 58 HDD 37 GPU 1 and GPU 2 59 and 58 Degrees.. So for that reason i made this question

Thanks again

[LiNuX]

My GPU runs at at around 60-65 degrees when I play battlefield 3, and goes back down to normal (around 40 degrees) a few mins after I'm done. But I'm on a desktop so I can't exactly say that it will be similar for a laptop. It's up to you to take the risk.