Right now I am very interested in the upcoming Lenovo Y50. The specs that it comes with are as follows:
-i7 4700MQ or very similar
-Intel hd graphics 4600
-Optional Nvidia GTX 860M
-8 or 16 gbs of ram (I'd be fine with 8)
-1080p display
-Optional 1 tb sshd
Basically I want to know if this laptop could run Minecraft at a minimum of 30 fps with basically all settings maxed at 1080p on the integrated graphics with the i7? If not, would the dedicated graphics card help improve fps to make Minecraft playable? Thanks for your help.
I updated the model with a new lighting system. You can redownload it and try it out, it should now work properly. If you don't want to redo everything, and you know enough about Blender, you can turn off Ambient Occlusion and mess with the lights until you get something you like. Otherwise, you'll have to repose and reskin the model. Sorry!
I added some additional features in my renders to make them look a little nicer. You can do that, too, but I'd recommend you learn a little bit more about Blender so you know what you're doing.
Anyway, I just added a plane underneath my model and turned on a little reflectivity. I also moved the camera to another angle to make the shot more interesting. The camera is the little prism-like wireframe object with a black arrow. You can move it by selecting it with right-click and pressing the G key, and you can rotate it by selecting it and pressing R.
If you read my post thouroughly you would have noticed I wrote that I already had chat colors on. Besides that means that the chat stuff is in colors, not the usernames above the players' heads.
So I noticed this problem lately on my Minecraft while playing on a Team Fortress 2 server. When the game starts, above their heads, none of the other players have colored names. Instead it just looks like a regular vanilla server is running. I know that the players are supposed to have colored usernames above their heads because sometimes the correct team color flashes for a split second(I do have the server colors option on in multiplayer settings so that's not the problem). Playing PVP like this is really difficult with colored team names missing because I have no idea who is on my team or not and who I need to kill. Any suggestions or answers would be appreciated.
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-i7 4700MQ or very similar
-Intel hd graphics 4600
-Optional Nvidia GTX 860M
-8 or 16 gbs of ram (I'd be fine with 8)
-1080p display
-Optional 1 tb sshd
Basically I want to know if this laptop could run Minecraft at a minimum of 30 fps with basically all settings maxed at 1080p on the integrated graphics with the i7? If not, would the dedicated graphics card help improve fps to make Minecraft playable? Thanks for your help.
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