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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

Will It Work?

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Now, this may sound kind of stupid, but I currently have a MacBook Pro from 2009 with a 2.26 GhZ Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a capable graphics card also running windows through the Parallels virtualization service. Specifically, my PC OS is Windows XP Service Pack 2 (for some reason SP 3 won't download). I was wondering if GTA EFLC and LCPDFR will work on my laptop. Thanks, and sorry if this was a stupid question.

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    Is the problem that my laptop is not powerful enough, or the fact that its running through a virtualization system? If you think it won't run for the latter, I heard that most PC games run at similar speeds on PCs than at Macs. :unsure:

    EDIT: Also, is it ok that I only have Windows XP Service Pack 2 instead of Service Pack 3? You guys sound like it's ok, but I just want to know explicitly if it's fine.

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    A laptop - lol'd. A laptop should simply not be used for gaming. A laptop is a working (portable) computer. It's not meant to game. Get a desktop PC, for gaming this time, if you want to play the game. :thumbsup:

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    That is true, only laptops built for the purpose of gaming are any good and even then they are no match for a desktop; my laptop has 2x2.13GHz CPU, 3072MB DDR2 RAM and a GeForce 9200M GPU and can barely run IV.

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    I must be sounding pretty idiotic right now, aren't I? :tongue: I'll go ahead and see if the game works on my computer; if it doesn't, I'll try another computer, but the purchase will not hurt, because it's only around ten bucks. Thanks guys for clarifying a few things. I would use our local desktop PC, but the sad thing is that it is half as powerful as the laptop I"m using right now.

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    A laptop - lol'd. A laptop should simply not be used for gaming. A laptop is a working (portable) computer. It's not meant to game. Get a desktop PC, for gaming this time, if you want to play the game. :thumbsup:

    I use my laptop all the time. ;) Even if I do have to play GTA on low settings.

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