
I mean the brand and model number of the laptop, so I can look online to see if it even has upgrade capacity and what kind of hardware backing it. Laptops are usually not very good for upgrades beyond memory/harddrive, and if you buy one that didn't already come with a gaming card, chances are that it's not built for gaming even beyond just the lack of a dedicated graphics card. Cooling generally ends up being a huge bottleneck for laptops with gaming even when graphics aren't.
ah, gotcha. It's a Sony Vaio:
SVF15A16CXS
I bought it primarily for work, but figured it could support the game too ha. Another idea I got was to put windows on my iMac, which has more than enough capacity to support the game.
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