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Patient Gamers Community: 🎮 Embracing the Joy of Timeless Gaming! ⏳

Welcome to the Patient Gamers Community, a haven for those who appreciate the beauty of timeless gaming experiences! In this community, we celebrate the art of gaming at our own pace, without succumbing to the pressures of keeping up with the latest releases. Whether you're revisiting beloved classics or discovering hidden gems from the past, this is the perfect place to share your love for gaming, engage in nostalgic discussions, and celebrate the enduring appeal of well-crafted stories and gameplay. Embrace the joy of savoring every moment, exploring rich virtual worlds, and connecting with fellow patient gamers who understand the value of taking time to appreciate gaming masterpieces. Let's cherish the games that have stood the test of time, spark conversations that ignite our passion, and create lasting memories together. Ready to embark on this journey of gaming nostalgia? Join us and let the adventure begin! 🎮⏳

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Well I finally got Jedi Fallen Order. Hopefully I can play it at some point. (lemmy.world)

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I'm actually really glad that I waited until the deluxe edition was only $12.50 before I bought this game. I loaded it up and tried playing it on the settings that the game suggested and it was like playing the game in slow motion. Even once I set all of the graphics settings to the absolute lowest settings I could possibly find, for some reason in this game there is no "low setting," medium seems to be the lowest graphicals setting possible.

I'm happy that I have a game that I can play once I have an actual gaming machine, but it seems that almost all AAA games aren't capable of running on a laptop that has both 32GB of RAM, and a 4 TB SDD.

Why is it that years old games cannot play on maxed out hardware for the time?

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[–] DSkou7 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Does your laptop have a discrete graphics card or are you running integrated graphics? Have you ever redone the thermal paste or cleaned out your vents / fan?

Old laptops tend to thermal throttle a lot, and especially if you are running integrated graphics that will kill your performance very quickly. Not to mention laptop CPUs usually are less powerful than desktop, both for heat and battery life.

Post your specs and perhaps someone can help you more.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

It's not that old. It's a maxed out Acer Aspire 5. The GPU is the one on the board, but it is an AMD ryzen something or other,, and I maxed the board out at 32gb RAM