yes you can.
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Typically, Minecraft usually uses 300MB + RAM - Usually about 600MB, but it is automatically allocated up to 900MB RAM (if your computer can handle that). Basically, the more RAM you have, the better Minecraft will run.
Minecraft uses about 500 megabytes of RAM to play, that can vary if you change the settings.
Why would you make a minecraft server to play on it urself? It wastes RAM and time.
You can also play on any other computer. (Windows, Mac OSX, Linux) Please note that Minecraft requires at least 1 GB of RAM. Minecraft is out on Xbox 360 and smart phones too.
You could either uninstall some programs you arent using or get a new computer with more RAM.
Try using a 4 GB ram, it really helps.
Minecraft typically uses between 300MB and 900MB of RAM, although it can use more if you play on high settings and expand your world a lot. The game usually gets allocated 900 MB RAM by the operating system (if you have that much).
It sucks balls.. It won't play a peace of crap. Only good for work. And for playing games like minecraft only.. It won't play elder scrolls oblivion on low without 3 fps or any higher. It can play on minecraft with on normal with 1.90 gbs of ram at about 15-20 but with 3.00 gbs of ram you play normal on about 40-50 fps.
Depends on how much RAM you have if you have a good amount 6 gigabytes or more is pretty good for minecraft than you can search how to dedicate ram to minecraft. Or just watch this video...
It doesn't matter; you just need at least 2 GB of RAM and no annoying background applications. Usually, nowadays, Windows 7 is a good system if you want RAM.
My Minecraft isn't slow at all.Your Minecraft could be slow for a variety of reasons.Not enough CPUAnother application might be using all of your CPU, especially if you only have a single core. You can try closing other applications, or using Task Manager to find the cuplrit Not enough RAMThis is rather common, as Minecraft eats quite a bit of RAM. To resolve this, you could close other RAM hogging applications, or buy more RAM. Inadequate Video CardIf you have an integrated or old graphics card, Minecraft could potentially run very poorly. At worst, much of the graphics processing could be assigned to the CPU, which is bad as CPUs are very inefficient at graphics. To resolve this, you would have to buy a new graphics card. Slow Hard DriveIf your hard drive is old or fragmented, it could be slowing down your game, especially if you don't have much RAM.
Minecraft should run decently on there, but it really depends on how much RAM you have and your graphics card. If you have 2GB + of RAM it should be OK and a decent graphics card would be ideal. The processor should be fine.