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Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 5:23:57 AM

dejbo13

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Hi there,
Im a Mac user and bought a PC laptop just to be able to play this game.
The laptop however turned out to be to slow. the specs are:
HP spectre
i5 gen7 2.5 ghz
8 gb ram
win 10
Intel HD graphics 620

Now I need to sell this and buy a faster laptop.

THE QUESTION IS: Can I unistall this and install it again on a new computer without having to pay for it again?

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 7:56:28 AM

kweniston

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This seems to be above the system requirements, although the 620 may be problematic (no own GPU RAM). Are you really sure what the problem is? Any other players with a 620?

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 8:07:38 AM

zakblood

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quote:

ORIGINAL: dejbo13

Hi there,
Im a Mac user and bought a PC laptop just to be able to play this game.
The laptop however turned out to be to slow. the specs are:
HP spectre
i5 gen7 2.5 ghz
8 gb ram
win 10
Intel HD graphics 620

Now I need to sell this and buy a faster laptop.

THE QUESTION IS: Can I unistall this and install it again on a new computer without having to pay for it again?

yes to the question, the laptop should be fine spec wise, but as mention, onboard isn't always the best for gaming, better to get one with the same spec but with a dedicated card for GPU

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 8:20:42 AM

dejbo13

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The problem is that all premium aluminum case 13” laptops I have found has the 620.

For better graphic cards you need to buy a plastic 15” gamer laptop...

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 8:30:07 AM

zakblood

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the Intel HD graphics 620 chip was never meant to be playing anything other than the most basic of games, even then some will flatly refuse to work, while others will be sluggish and slow, this is the nature of the price and what you pay for, for work, it's fine, for gaming, it's not.

case for me is something i careless about, but if you need a harder cast, buy one to carry it in, i use a hard targus case for my laptop, it fit my 17" screen in and is padded, and can be walked on and dropped.

cheaper to buy the right case than to maybe find a aluminum laptop with the right bits, but not sure either as never tbh tried looking

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 8:40:24 AM

zakblood

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Samsonite & Antec make armoured cases for laptops

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 12:19:36 PM

gusarovwork

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that's for sure

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RE: Renstalling the game on a new computer - 10/25/2019 2:42:35 PM

PipFromSlitherine

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A 620 is not a great card. But yes, if you replace the machine you will definitely be able to reinstall the game.

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