Can Lenovo B450 1G RAM, Die GPU, 250G HDD play Call of Duty: Black Ops?

It's very clear to you, you can enter the game, but it is guaranteed to be very stuck. A few upstairs don't understand, don't talk nonsense. Call of Duty 7:

Black Ops is highly configurable. My config is higher than yours, but you have to set it all to the lowest level to play. But running Call of Duty 4 is stress-free.

Call of Duty 5 requires some special effects. Call of Duty 6 has not been played, and it is said that the requirements are higher than 7.

Can play, I think Call of Duty: Black Ops He Call of Duty 4, Mei Qu Bie

I looked for the B450 on the Internet, this is a notebook, and the configuration inside is not the same, can you report the B450 configuration at home, otherwise I don't know what picture you can play.

You have such a good discrete graphics card with such a poor CPU and such a small memory capacity is definitely a card, you only need to upgrade the CPU memory module, you should be Celeron G1620 dual-core, the main frequency, you can change to Intel i3 2130 dual-core four-wire, 220 pieces, memory module plus one, Jintec 4G DDR3 1600 frequency, 135 blocks, so that playing LOL high efficiency under 120FPS is no problem,

Stuck on CPU and 2G RAM, Win7 system with 4G is nervous, you still use 2G.

Secondly, as long as the power supply of the 750ti graphics card is stable, the full special effects can also be stable at 150fps with lol.

The problem is with the CPU and memory.

The cheapest solution is to buy 8G RAM, if you can swap the CPU for better.

Dear users, Lenovo B450's notebook is now about 4000 yuan. Depending on the region, the specific ** will also be different.

Hope it helps.

There are a lot of B450 models you said, and you didn't say the configuration very clearly. It is recommended to first look at the market reference price in the Pacific Ocean or Zhongguancun, and then go up**search for the actual configuration**, and combine the two and refer to the distance between your place and the first-tier city to get a reasonable **.

Generally fine, unless the system is too old.

CPU: Intel i3 processor.

RAM: 4GB

Hard disk: 5GB or more free.

Graphics card: 1G or 2G discrete graphics card.

B450 has a total of 21 models, some can be played, some can't, which one is yours.

Yes, you have to be able to disassemble the laptop hard drive, take out the old one, look at the socket type, and buy the same type.

There is definitely no problem with this, and the high-spec version of the Lenovo B450's laptop comes out with a 500g hard drive.

If you want to add a notebook, you can only change to a larger hard disk. It seems that I haven't heard of the average laptop with dual hard drives (there are very few of both), and hehe, and that integrated graphics card playing Devil May Cry 4 may be tragic. It's best to see if you can + a separate display.

What can be? And what CPU is that Pentium that you have? Dual-core or single-core?

Hello, you can add a 250G hard disk, mainly to see how much the motherboard can recognize, run 3D games, it is recommended to add a discrete graphics card.

It's not win7 system, it's not very compatible.

B450There are many series, say the detailed configuration to help you solve the problem, and don't think about changing the graphics card of the notebook.

You'll need to send in the detailed configuration. We will know. I don't know what game you're playing. It has nothing to do with win7 at all. You'd better find the configuration and send it up.

Lenovo Yangtian B450 supports up to 4G memory through expansion.

Note: The memory specification of B450 is DDR2 667 MHz, and the battery and power cord of the computer need to be removed when modifying the memory.

Hello, your machine is using DDRII memory, which supports up to 4G memory.

Have a great day!

Buy a Toshiba Q300 solid-state and add an optical drive bay to it. You can change it yourself, disassemble the back shell and pull out the optical drive, install the SSD to the original hard disk position, and move the mechanical hard disk to the optical drive hard disk bay.

Installation Method:

1. Shut down and disconnect the power cable and network cable;

2. Close the notebook and flip it to the bottom of the notebook;

3. Remove the battery;

4. Remove the palm rest of the notebook;

5. Find the grooves on both sides of the memory;

Note: To prevent damage to the memory, do not touch the bottom edge of the memory;

6. Insert the memory into the memory slot (1) along an angle of about 20 degrees, and then force down (2);

7. Press down on the memory until you hear the click of the memory in place;

8. Ensure that the memory is correctly put into the slot and will not be easily moved;

9. Reset the palm rest of the notebook;

Note: Do not power on the laptop before resetting the palm rest;

10. Reset the battery, reconnect the network cable and power cable, and turn it on.

There are 3 screws on the side and one in the middle of the screw, and you can see the memory module when you get it out, and you can press down the cards on both sides of the memory module, and the memory module will pop out, and then change it.

Open the place where the ** is drawn on it and you can see the memory module. See if you want to add a memory module or change the memory jump? Lenovo computers are more picky about memory modules, and the brand is not right, it will be a blue screen, you pay attention!