Can I play GTA4 on my computer? What about Grand Theft Auto San Andreas?

Yes, the official configuration is as follows.

Official configuration. Minimum Specs: -1GHz CPU - 256MB RAM - 64MB DX9 compatible graphics card (GF3 and above) -DX9 compatible sound card - Hard disk space - 8x ***-ROM Recommended configuration:

P4 or AthlonXP processor or higher - 384MB RAM or higher - 128MB or more DX9 compatible graphics card (GF6 series recommended) - DX9 compatible sound card (Audigy 2 series recommended) Hard disk space - 16x ***-ROM

Official configuration of San Andreas.

P4 or AthlonXP processors or higher.

More than 384MB of RAM.

128MB or more DX9 compatible graphics card (GF6 series recommended), DX9 compatible sound card (Audigy 2 series recommended), hard disk space.

16x ***-rom

So it's totally fine.

If it's San Andreas, then it's no problem, it runs smoothly.

If it is GTA4, it is recommended to change the graphics card (at least 1G).

You can play it, and you can open the effect. However, it is recommended that you change to a graphics card to have a better time.

You can play it, but there are some cards, and some quests will drop.

The graphics card is too low, so it's okay to play, but it's not very cool to play.

Grand Theft Auto 4

Depending on the PC, the expansion configuration may vary.

Minimum Operating System: Windows XP SP3

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon64 x2

Memory: 2G hard disk: 15G disk space.

Graphics: 256M VRAM, NVIDIA 6800 or higher; ATI x1900 or higher (depending on the test, the graphics card must support Shader Model to enter the game).

Configuration of San Andreas.

Basic configuration requirements for the play:

Supported Operating Systems:

Windows 2000 Pro (SP1 patch pack or above) + DirectX 9

Windows XP Home or Pro (SP1 patch pack or above) + DirectX 9

Basic configuration: 1GHz CPU (Intel Ben 3 or AMD Athlon)

256MB RAM.

8x speed *** optical drive.

A minimum of hard disk space is required for a minimal installation.

DirectX9 compatible graphics card (GeForce 3 and above) with 64MB of VRAM

DirectX9 compatible sound card.

Keyboard and mouse.

To put it simply, the two game configurations are too much different.

Grand Theft Auto 4 is the least discrete graphics card that supports the Shader Model

You don't know how to configure it, anyway, the two games are very different.

Not necessarily, the Holy Land of Anres is not very demanding... And GTA4 is much more demanding.

Like what.. My machine,5000+ with 96GSO384,Play GTA4,1440X900 resolution,Special performance is off,The field of view is basically about 15 from those items。。。 It's pretty smooth, about 15 30 floating on the street, much better indoors.

Weigh it up for yourself.

San Andreas and GTA4 can't be compared.

GTA4 minimum specs.

Operating system: Windows XP SP3

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon64 x2

Memory: 2G hard disk: 15G disk space.

Graphics: 256M VRAM, NVIDIA 6800 or higher; ATI x1900 or higher (depending on the test, the graphics card must support Shader Model to enter the game).

Don't be, I can't play Grand Theft Auto 4 in San Andreas.

If your machine is configured enough.

Then I have a scheme that can even surpass the GTA4 image quality method as follows:

1.As mentioned in previous years.

Turn on 8x anti-aliasing.

Highest resolution.

The picture effect is the highest.

2.Install the San Andreas Light Patch (Critical).

This patch is very well made, all the things (cars, glass) have reflective effects, and they are very realistic, which makes the game look much better.

3.Install mods for sports cars, houses, etc

And that's it.

Turn on 8x anti-aliasing.

Highest resolution.

The picture effect is the highest.

That's all there is to it.

In fact, the GTA4 picture is good, and it doesn't feel as warm as San Andreas.

Then there's only a better computer configuration!

It's good to draw well, but it won't jam your machine!!

You can go to the next low-profile enb so that it plays very smoothly, but the picture is a little poor.

Yes, but it can be very stuck.

1.Search in the browser, basically many ** will provide the classic game of "Grand Theft Auto", such as Grand Theft Auto Resource Network, 3DGAME, New GTABBS, Ranger Network, 52PK, etc., but GTA4 is more difficult to find than San Andreas.

The graphics card is barely OK, and you can't turn on the full special effects.

It is recommended to add 1 4G memory to the memory, otherwise it will slow down the system and seriously affect the game experience.

Add a 4 GB memory.

1. It can improve the memory performance of physical dual-channel by about 15%.

2. You can disable the virtual memory, so that the system speed will be increased by 20%.

Looking at the screenshot, the local memory should be allocated to the core graphics card by the system. The available memory is definitely not enough, and after Windows7 starts, it will occupy about your memory, leaving a few hundred megabytes of capacity, and there will be nothing left to open it casually. Running the game then inevitably requires the system to call virtual memory.

Virtual memory is the memory that is virtualized on the hard disk, and the performance is low. ）

The way to disable virtual memory is to right-click on My Computer --- Properties--Advanced System Settings --Advanced --Performance, Settings --Adjust to Best Performance --Advanced --- Change --Click on Drive C and D Drive --Select No Paging File --Click Settings --Apply --OK --Restart. (Make sure that each partition has no virtual memory). (Cancel the Auto-Manage check box in the upper left corner).

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If there is anything you don't understand, you can ask me, or ask my team any questions in the future. (*Hee-hee.......)

Because it's a notebook, the effect of playing stand-alone games won't be too good, the graphics card and memory are relatively low, and you should be able to play with the display effect lower.

If you meet the minimum configuration requirements, you can run smoothly and inefficiently.