Could I use this for gaming? null

The laptop should be fine for everyday gaming, but would not be considered a power-gamer device. The video card is an Intel HD 520 series and would not rate very well against a dedicated gaming video card. The laptop plays games such as World of Warcraft fine if you turn the graphics down a little, but more recent high-speed action games might show degraded performance.

Probably not serious gaming, but yes some

It would depend on the game. I can run Skyrim on mine in medium to low res, but it is almost 10 years old. Newer games would be a different story, and how many frames etc the game requires. My best guess would be and fast paced games wouldn't really work like fps, but rpg and adventure games should work fine.

I don't play the games, but I returned this laptop because the display driver kept failing so my guess would be that you would have a hard time gaming with it.

I use for gaming but only for games that are 2-4 years old, the integrated graphics are not good enough to play AAA games such as Black ops 3 or battlefront not even in the lowest possible settings.

Not serious gaming. Casual stuff like Candy Crush, yes. But not Call of Duty Black Ops III or anything graphics-intensive. You will need to look for a laptop with a separate graphics card, typically Nvidia. Laptops for gaming will be more expensive.

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The laptop should be fine for everyday gaming, but would not be considered a power-gamer device. The video card is an Intel HD 520 series and would not rate very well against a dedicated gaming video card. The laptop plays games such as World of Warcraft fine if you turn the graphics down a little, but more recent high-speed action games might show degraded performance.
Answered by LeaveNoTrace 9 years ago
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Probably not serious gaming, but yes some
Answered by Mpradical 9 years ago
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It would depend on the game. I can run Skyrim on mine in medium to low res, but it is almost 10 years old. Newer games would be a different story, and how many frames etc the game requires. My best guess would be and fast paced games wouldn't really work like fps, but rpg and adventure games should work fine.
Answered by Kenneth 9 years ago
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I don't play the games, but I returned this laptop because the display driver kept failing so my guess would be that you would have a hard time gaming with it.
Answered by peachy 9 years ago
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I use for gaming but only for games that are 2-4 years old, the integrated graphics are not good enough to play AAA games such as Black ops 3 or battlefront not even in the lowest possible settings.
Answered by Robert 9 years ago
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Not serious gaming. Casual stuff like Candy Crush, yes. But not Call of Duty Black Ops III or anything graphics-intensive. You will need to look for a laptop with a separate graphics card, typically Nvidia. Laptops for gaming will be more expensive.
Answered by jkmatthews 9 years ago
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