Is this good for running drive?

specs:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3230M CPU @ 2.60GHz
RAM: 8.00GB
64 bit
Also wondering if you need more info on my specs?
And were to find it.

 

graphics card, hold windows key and R to open the run dialog. type "dxdiag" without the quotes, hit enter. Its in the display tab.

 

your ram is fine, your cpu is a bit.. meh.. but your GPU will be taking a LOT of the stress load, and how many cores does your CPU have? if you have 2 cores, don't bother getting beamng, if you have 4 core's, your fine, but your clock speed is low (2.6ghz) if you have 6, lucky bastared, but we need more specs than what you have provided us.

 

6677 already said that... :|

 

(imported from here)this good?

 

It still doesn't tell us what the GPU is, but seeing as it's a Satellite series notebook I'll just assume that it's the iGPU. The i5 is a hyperthreaded dual core. I have a similar chip (slightly weaker) in my laptop, and can run non-vegetated and full-mesh maps with a pretty respectable framerate on low settings. My biggest hindering factor is my HD3000, which seems to balance right on the cusp of playability for most games, including Beam. I've not used one myself but my understanding is that the HD4000 is quite a bit better than the HD3000, so I'd say you'd be good on low-med settings at your native resolution at ~30 FPS. Try the techdemo first, and subtract about 15 FPS from what you get there. That's what you can expect from vegetated maps.

 

That wasn't the display tab as asked for.

But I'm going with it being the integrated GPU as not many toshiba satellites had dedicated, in which case not great for running drive. Although it will physically run, I run it on less.