It is an acer aspire 5742g notebook:
Intel i3 2.53 mhz , 3 gb ddr 3 , hdd 500 gb , video intel hd g with 256mb ( on w7 on this graphic board run windows ) and a nvidia 520m 1gb video
It is an acer aspire 5742g notebook:
Intel i3 2.53 mhz , 3 gb ddr 3 , hdd 500 gb , video intel hd g with 256mb ( on w7 on this graphic board run windows ) and a nvidia 520m 1gb video
DOTA2 RECOMMENDED HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
LEAGUE OF LEGENDES (LOL) RECOMMENDED HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
As you can see, you can actually play both games with little effort. I have tested them in a Core 2 Duo 2.8Ghz and the both play excellent. LOL has an already existing way of playing it in Linux and it runs the same way as in Windows. Dota2 as seen in this wine app review shows that it runs perfect. Although the review is not for Ubuntu, I already did the test and it runs perfect.
Just in case you need to make sure you have the correct Wine version installed. Just install the PPA for it as seen here http://www.winehq.org/download/ubuntu byt Scott Ritchie:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wine1.5
What do the system requirements state for required/recommended hardware for each game? They're going to be the same as for Windows, so if it runs on the same system under Windows, then your hardware will support it under Linux, as well.
That said, the usual issues will be software-related. DirectX is a Windows proprietary graphics engine, so Linux has to emulate it. Recent versions of Wine, with updated games, do quite well on this front, but it may be hit or miss with some games, depending on how they're coded. When in doubt, look up your game on WineHQ, so you know what to anticipate.