by now that is probably one of the lowest end systems that have ever run Beam. a truly pathetic card even by 2010 standards.

It had an Intel Cor2Duo 2.4GHz processor with 4GB of RAM running a NVidia 320M. as a physics sandbox it is fairly easy to run depending on what your doing.įor example, when BeamNG first came out I was running a mid 2010 MacBook Pro. With all that extra stuff, BeamNG will be a TOUGH game to run. that's not even in there yet which will be even more overhead as it is done for every car, not just yours. even just tire thermals which we know is coming eventually. which will probably have traffic all over the place, races with proper AI fighting for pole position and trying to mitigate damage, hell. We don't really have the fleshed out game yet. We only just got traffic, we have plenty of time trials, we have some basic bits of career mode. what I mean by that is currently Beam doesn't really have many of its 'game' features implemented yet. Hell it might even run at about 30fps on last gen hardware (at least the PS3 if it was specifically coded for its crazy processor). BeamNG would run fine on current gen hardware. so finally I think I am gonna bother to do that.īeamNG would run fine on the newest gen hardware. Will BeamNG run on (insert generic hardware here) and the same answer is 'no, because reasons' and then people go into these deep discussions about hardware and what not but they don't really answer the question properly. I say that because every generation we get the same questions. I think this problem deserves quantifying.

Get beamng drive free