Can I play Dota with this configuration?

You can play, but in some scenes that are relatively large [such as when many people put skills at the same time] will be a little stuck.

The CPU is completely fine. But your main frequency data is wrong, dear,?It's hz - Warcraft (Dota is a map in Warcraft) requires a minimum frequency of 300MHzBut it's low, low.

Warcraft, a game that came out in 2002, will have a normal computer that can't afford it now? I've never thought about it, but some maps with gorgeous skills or more units will be more stuck, so you can adjust the resolution at this time.

OK. It's better to be good at heat dissipation.

In addition, if you use a notebook to play some games, you will get stuck, no matter how good the configuration is. Some games aren't as fast as desktops with garbage spots.

The requirements of dota are not high, you can play Dota if you can play Red Alert, but the requirements for network speed are still quite high, otherwise when replenishing troops, one card and one card affect the mood Your configuration can play But now it's summer, and there are also requirements for heat dissipation.

Yes, but when there are many skills, it is estimated that it will be stuck, and you can cancel some special effects in Warcraft, and if the resolution is lowered, it should be much better.

Properly. It can be opened. But it's going to be a little stuck visually.,The effect is all low.,But when the various skills of the team battle can be thrown, it should be inevitable that it will be stuck.。

No problem, the computer is the same as mine, the special effects are turned down, and the ones that should be turned off are turned off. I'm going to get a new computer.

Yes, it's mainly a matter of internet speed.

There is also the adaptability of the keyboard and mouse.

IMBA doesn't work, normal Dota is still okay.

The configuration is a little worse, but it's not bad. Dota is no problem.

Nima, I don't even need to look at it, you should ask what computer can't play Dota

Yes, just pay attention to heat dissipation.

Absolutely, it's not too demanding.

I can play on my old desktop, so I changed to 2G RAM, and everything else is garbage, and I can basically play it.

Yes, absolutely. Safe!!!

,Can you not play Dota with a computer?。。 Now this computer**.

Yes, Dota is a single-player map after all, and this is properly configured.

Yes, just pay attention to heat dissipation in summer.

Basically, there is no configuration, because Dota does not have high requirements for the computer, but the graphics card can't be too bad, so it's generally OK, if you feel the card, then the graphics card is not very powerful.

Now the computer is all brought up.