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26th Oct 2008, 01:05
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I am buying this laptop
Description : Pioneer DreamBook Performa 15.4" - Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz Processor P7350 64 bit 3M Cache 1066Mhz, 15.4" Widescreen WXGA, ATI Radeon HD 3470 256MB Graphic Card, 2GB (2 x 1GB) 667MHz DDR2 RAM, 160GB Hard Drive, DVD-/+RW Dual Layer Drive, Bluetooth Module, 1.3M Pixel Built in, Intel WiFi Link 5100, Finger Print Reader, Windows Vista Home Premium, 1 Year On-Site Pickup and Return Warranty. I want to know do you think this laptop will handle playing those games like Crysis, COD 4, Assassins Creed etc I mean those high required graphics etc game? Tell me what you think on the specs etc. Thanks Hitman0042 |
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26th Oct 2008, 09:44
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shoul be able to run them just dont expect to play on high settings or anything
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26th Oct 2008, 10:16
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+1
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26th Oct 2008, 13:27
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Attempting to game on laptops is always a bad idea. You pay more than an equivalent desktop, you end up with an inferior machine, and the entire point of a laptop (portability) is shot because you have to keep it plugged in and it's heavy.
With that said it won't handle it on anything other than Low and that's a stretch. Just get a netbook and a regular desktop PC if you want to do gaming.
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26th Oct 2008, 13:35
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well i dont want to do a whole heap of gaming. I have a PS3.
But that graphics card supports direct X 10 when most games only require 9. How will it not play? Its full HD and all, its a new graphics card? |
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26th Oct 2008, 13:50
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New doesn't mean good. There are 100's of GFX cards and they all have different specs.
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Also laptops typically have cut down specs to reduce heat, noise, conserve power and cost. So a top of the range desktop card will max out games but a top of the range laptop card will not because its performance is being cut back. My System: Hybr!d
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26th Oct 2008, 13:52
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the 3470 gfx card isn't that good, and being full HD doesn't rearly mean much, it just means what resolution the computer can do, it doesn't effect performance at all being full HD
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26th Oct 2008, 14:32
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im shure the 3470 is better than my x1050 and i can play crysis on all low on that
but still its not that good 100% agreeded with thingie |
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26th Oct 2008, 14:37
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Also if you're playing in HD or at a high resolution, the games will actually be worse than if playing at a lower resolution and will require lower in game settings.
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26th Oct 2008, 21:41
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yer but that graphics card is good dont you reckon?
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