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Can I Run Fallout: New Vegas on My PC / Laptop?

Action, RPG. by Obsidian Entertainment.

ActionOct 19, 2010Obsidian EntertainmentMetacritic 84

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Can I run Fallout: New Vegas on my PC?

Use the checker above to find out in seconds. Pick your graphics card and processor and it compares them against Fallout: New Vegas's official requirements. As a quick guide, you need at least a graphics card, a Dual Core 2.0GHz processor, and 2GB RAM of RAM to play at 1080p.

Can I run Fallout: New Vegas on my laptop?

Yes, if your laptop has a dedicated graphics card around a or better and 2GB RAM of RAM. Laptops with only integrated graphics usually fall short. Enter your laptop's GPU in the tool above to check. Keep in mind that the laptop version of a card runs a little slower than the desktop card of the same name, and heat can lower sustained frame rates.

To run Fallout: New Vegas you need at least a the minimum graphics card graphics card, a Dual Core 2.0GHz processor, and 2GB RAM. Use the checker above to see whether your PC or laptop clears the bar, then check the full requirements below.

Fallout: New Vegas system requirements

MinimumRecommended
Processor (CPU)Dual Core 2.0GHz
Graphics card (GPU)
Memory (RAM)2GB RAM
Operating systemWindows 10 64-bitWindows 10/11 64-bit
DirectX1111
Storage

Storage: See the requirements below.

Can these graphics cards run Fallout: New Vegas?

Graphics cardVerdictNotes
GTX 1050 TiBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1650Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 570Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 580Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1060 6GBBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1650 SuperBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1660Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1660 SuperBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 3050Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
GTX 1660 TiBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 6600Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 2060Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 4050Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
Arc A750Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 3060Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 6600 XTBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 7600Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RX 6700 XTBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 4060Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 3060 TiBelow minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 3070Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
RTX 4070Below minimumBelow the minimum. Expect very low settings and low frame rates.
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Can I run Fallout: New Vegas? Your questions answered

Pick your graphics card and processor in the checker above and it compares them to Fallout: New Vegas's requirements. As a guide, you need at least a the minimum graphics card, a Dual Core 2.0GHz, and 2GB RAM.

The minimum is a Dual Core 2.0GHz processor, a the minimum graphics card graphics card, and 2GB RAM. The full minimum and recommended specs are in the table above.

Not really. The RTX 3050 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1650 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1060 6GB sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RX 580 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 4060 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 3060 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 2060 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1660 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1660 Super sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RX 6600 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1660 Ti sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 3060 Ti sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 4050 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The GTX 1050 Ti sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

Not really. The RTX 4070 sits below Fallout: New Vegas's minimum graphics card, so you would be on very low settings and low frame rates, if it runs at all.

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