If a PC game says minimum requirments 2.0 gHZ processor will it not run at all on a 1.8gHZ?
It honestly depends. Sometimes other aspects of the system can make up for a slow processor. But for some games the minimum requirements mean that %26quot;This game won't make this particular computer explode.%26quot;
It's typically true with games that have 'bleeding edge' graphics and other such nonsense that anyone who doesn't touch themselves at night thinking about pixel shaders and has a pool of money cannot possibly meet the 'recommended' specs.
Sometimes it will work, sometimes it won't. But I'd lean more towards the won't. As sadly computer game manufacturers are a bit deceptive with their requirements. The minimum means it will run, not that it will run to the point where an enjoyable gaming experience can be had.
If a PC game says minimum requirments 2.0 gHZ processor will it not run at all on a 1.8gHZ?
It will run, it may just have some speed issues (like your character moving too slowly to play the game effectively)
Changing video cards and processors in a laptop is just about impossible, one of the many reasons a desktop is soooo much better in my opinion, even in desktops you can't hardly change the processor without changing the motherboard, and you cant change a mobo in a laptop....
It'll run just fine, they always say you need more than you really do.
