I assume this "game booster" is not specific to Madden 19, in which case I'd put money on it being general purpose and thus likely not to be optimized with your laptop and the game which can be detrimental as you have experienced.

What's your laptop model or the specs?

[Link]

I have an Acer Aspire E5-532 laptop, had it for a few years. I've never had any problems with it. It's Windows 10. The Processor is Intel(R) Celeron(R) 1.60 GHz Processor speed is 1600 MHz. 4 GB of Ram as I mentioned. I have 931 GB of storage...388 GB are used and 542 GB are free. If you need any other info let me know.

Is it possible the game will play?

Should I delete things to free more space?

[Link]

To be completely honest, you're going to have to set realistic (i.e. very low) expectations for modern games on a laptop of that spec. Freeing up storage space won't do much to help as its read/write speed is too slow to be used as memory - I'd imagine with that being a Celeron CPU, it's only a hard drive you have for storage rather than a faster and more expensive SSD.

League of Legends might run fine as it was designed for low-spec computers but something like Madden 19 will probably need a modern Core i5 with dedicated graphics (I doubt a Celeron in a laptop will be paired with anything other than integrated graphics) to run at HD resolution with a decent frame rate. You might get a better frame rate if you dial down the resolution and graphics quality to minimum but I wouldn't get my hopes up with that hardware specification.

[Link]

I honestly didn't realize my laptop had 4 GB of Ram, I thought it had 8. I realized when I looked at the specs of my laptop and looked at the game requirements of Madden. I wish I would have known before I bought it, well it was a digital download and I am not even wanting to play Madden (I have it on ps4) but for the College Football Mod which works but like I said the gameplay was not fluid and it takes forever to load.

Is it possible to install an upgrade of Ram in my laptop? Or that still won't do it cuz it seems like some of the features you mentioned still will hold me back.

Would I pretty much need a new laptop with better specs in order to have the game run how it should?

Edited by - philly26 on 10/11/2019 1:26:57 PM

[Link]

Ive been out of the PC game a while, so I can't really give you a good recommendation for a newer laptop for gaming. Other users could though I'm sure

----Dread's Twitter----

[Link]