Playing on Laptop

[BBonds202]

I have a work PC I want to play 2K18 on. It's fairly new (last summer) but doesn't have a fancy video card (just intel). You think I'm likely able to run this? I can run stuff like Dragon Age Origins but I didn't know how well this scales down.

Is there a good way to try it out?

Thanks!

[Azamien]

Almost certainly not. I play on a laptop and 2K18 defaulted to the Intel integrated graphics rather than the NVidia card when it installed. It was nearly impossible to even navigate the menus until I switched it.

[Steven123]

Quote: Originally Posted by Azamien

Almost certainly not. I play on a laptop and 2K18 defaulted to the Intel integrated graphics rather than the NVidia card when it installed. It was nearly impossible to even navigate the menus until I switched it.

Same here, for some reason NBA 2k18 defaulted to the intel card, game was unplayable.

[BBonds202]

Darn. Ok thanks! I'll have to find another way to play I guess.

[Behindshadows]

2K16 - 2k18 requires 4gb of video graphics!

If your laptop is less than that, it's not going to run properly or period.

[tonykakkar]

For playing on a laptop you need high-end graphics cards and a laptop with good configuration

[jk31]

Quote: Originally Posted by Behindshadows

2K16 - 2k18 requires 4gb of video graphics! If your laptop is less than that, it's not going to run properly or period.

thats Not tue. on my. Desktop i have 3 GB (AMD r9 280x) and i can max the game out.

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[robbie24]

works fine on my laptop, but I have to lower the in game resolution a ton and turn down some detail. intel graphics, but 8gb of ram

edit -- sorry... didn't realize this thread was old