Windows spectre 13 laptop - possible to run d4?

Would have to have a little more information about the processor, graphics card and RAM...

He gave you all the info.


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I have a laptop that runs d4 just fine. Then again I have a Razer Blade 15 with 64gigs ram and 8TB SSD with a 3070.

Windows 10

Graphics card - intel uhd graphics 621 integrated

Processor - Intel® Core™ i7-8550U (1.8 GHz base frequency, up to 4 GHz with Intel® Turbo Boost Technology, 8 MB cache, 4 cores)

Ram - 8 GB LPDDR3-1600 SDRAM (onboard)

Hard drive - 256 GB PCIe® NVMe™ M.2 SSD
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You ram is a little on the low-end, but your biggest issue will be the integrated video card. If you do minimal settings, you might be okay, but I can't be 100% sure without looking at stats on your actual graphics and I'm nowhere near home at the moment.

if you could get d4 to run smoothly with that pos integrated chip, i'll be shocked

Short answer: No.
Reason: Your Integrated Graphics is old and weak. 8GB Ram will fill up fast, and eventually crash your laptop.

But if you want to mess up your eyes; and make your laptop crash; here's the gameplay that you will see:

Your setup:


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My Laptop:
CPU - i7-1165G7
Graphics - Intel Iris X Graphics <---Top of the Line Intel Integrated Graphics Chip.
Ram - 20 GB RAM
Hard Drive - 500 GB NVMe

I ran D4 smoothly, above 60fps; but it did struggle a bit at times. And it was chewing through most of my RAM; I couldn't even open the web browser with D4 Running.

This is Identical to what I saw: (I have 4 GB more Ram than this guy; but it doesn't matter when you run into a cut-scene.)


Intel UHD Graphics 770 is the strongest of the UHD Line.
But compared to the Intel Iris X; The Iris X is the stronger Chip.

So if you had the UHD Intel 770 igpu chip, you could probably play the game to some degree. (With an average FPS of 30 to 43)

To me; below 60 fps is unplayable. I don't see anything but the Iris X being able to run D4 properly. (Unless you go with AMD.)

spectre laptop iam confused, whats that ?

i only know this spectre here...