yes
I Believe it will run at a decent level for graphical settings if not you can always turn them down a tad
This depends entirely on how long you play it, and the graphical settings. The more you play it at higher graphical settings, the more Internet usage it will use up.
This means you need a better computer, or you need to turn down the graphical settings.
You cannot. With the things the graphical settings set to low(and then its not very good)
Ram, free memory, if it is compressed, if it is defregmeted lately, what operating of system, what battery settings you have, your internet connection, the temp. of CPU and the processors.
windows easy transfer
I really recommend it" it's a VERY good game i have it on the PC and ps3 but if you want to get it on PC you need to have a powerful one to know if this game works on your PC or not. There are minimum requirements and recommended requirements if your PC have the minimum requirements you can run it but not on max settings and if you have the recommended requirements you can run it on max settings.
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By lag you mean internet lag? Or graphical lag?If you mean internet lag, then the only thing you can do is to make sure no downloads are running while playing the game.If you mean graphical lag, you can try lowering the settings or closing background applications like the anti-virus.
change its settings to either quality or performance, increase or decrease screen size, decrease graphical quality of games, get more ram, get updates, get hardware
Turn down the graphical settings, close other programs, maybe look at getting an upgrade on your hardware. Most logical conclusion would be that your hardware is not compatible with the game.
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