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I have a Toshiba L655 and a lot of my friends say that minecraft on the Toshiba lags a bunch, is that true?
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it depends what its specs are and what ram it has
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i have 12gb ram. and idk wat specs.
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it wont be the type of comp/laptop you are using it depends on the specs. ram, processor and graphics card. use this button to find out your specs.

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it doesent show much it just shows like basic information and when i go into the system section its all blank lol
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go to start menu then right click on computer then click on properties then tell us what processor you got, RAM, system type and what graphics card you got you can find that by right clicking on computer again and clicking on manage then device manager, then display adapters and click the little arrow to expand it and then it should say your graphics card.

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