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simple answer is no minimun is an 8600 gts i have and 8800 ultra and i can barely even run it
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Does an nVidia 8400M GS support DirectX 11?
no
Will the 128mb nvidia geforce 8400m gs play World of Warcraft good?
It will surely play it VERY well!!! I am running a old iMac with the 8400m card and it plays it at roughly 30-40fps. Which is pretty darn good!
Will the 128mb nvidia geforce 8400m gs support windows aero?
Yes, it is Direct X 10 capable and is thus Aero capable.
Your acer aspire has a nvidia 8400M GS card can you replace this with a nvidia 8600M GT?
Simple answer, No. Laptops in general are made to hold a specific video card model (unlike desktops). There are, however, higher-end gaming laptops that do provide a facility to change and upgrade the video card. But judging by the fact that your laptop came with an 8400M GS, It's highly unlikely that you can change it. Still, ask your manufacturer (Acer) and they'll give you the most definitive answer.
Will the 128MB nVidia GeForce 8400M GS play games a couple of years old?
yes it will i even got red alert 3 to run pretty well with a mix from low to high settings
Can you play call of duty 4 on nvidia geforce 8400m gs?
I think you can play it, but with all settings on the low/medium side. You can play'it...I Have a GeForce 6200 and I'm playing at High Details on 800x600 Screen Resolution.
The thickness of one gauge in melemeter?
8400m km
What is 8400m into km?
8400 meters = 8.4 kilometers
Can nvidia geforce 8400m GS support the last remant?
Yes, i have one,and runs the game,but you will wish to run at 640x480 to play normally,or adpt the screen to the tv like i do,so the image will look very good stretched on the tv rather than monitor.,even with 640x480 resolution.
What to do when Skyrim doesn't work for ps3?
hope you got the warrantee
Will the ring of hircine work if you got it before the companions in skyrim?
no
Will Skyrim work on my MacBook?
Steam's listing for Skyrim doesn't include any Mac systems in its System Requirements. So the answer's probably no, at least for now.
