Can You Play FNAF Security Breach On An Older Laptop? It Depends... 

To be honest I'm playing this on a 8 year old computer

How

How tf did you purchase it let alone manage to get it on chrome? Unless you are using the crappy 2000’s computers in those computer rooms

@@GreatestMinecraftPlayer It's simple My school has given us windows laptops (everything there is blocked besides school websites) and because of this, I downloaded Windows 11 in a 256 GB USB Flash Drive. I then inserted the USB in my laptop and restart the computer. I then turn on the computer, then I press F12 on the laptop and open up a menu. I click on Windows 11 Boost Manger thing (forgot what it's called, but it's the Windows on my USB), then I open it. I wait for it to load up and boom. I now have an unblocked version of Windows 11 in my school laptop. I then proceeded to download steam and log in, download all the games I want to play. Then I open it up and start playing

Lenovo ideapad 3?

@@Mr19Nails no, Huawei matebook d15

Probably, I manged to get it running pretty well and smooth on a 11-12 generation i3, 8 gigs of ram laptop

boii are you stupid security breach will run so easily on those specs

yes, at like 10fps. so not recommended. Can you play it? yes. Does it mean it's Playable? No.

@@DUSKINMODS 10FPS is amazing for me, just wanted run game

yes. I'm playing it now kinda decently on an Intel Xeon e3, and a 9 year old GTX Quadro K4200 with 24GB of DDR3 Ram. Kinda outdated but my laptop broke and this PC is my server PC. It has 10TB of storage.

It's a 5 year old GTX 1060 and I set it all the way down, all my FNAF videos, even the HD ones still run on this card. I just set it to minimum power. It also helps that they updated the game.

Also, Markiplier had a video where he was recording and got like 1fps before he optimized it. The game was horrible on release