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Hero
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| ArcaneKnite wrote: | I would suggest a Ion Netbook if you want to game.
It has a weak processor though.
It's basically a nVidia GeForce 9400M welded onto an Atom processor. Amazingly good GPU for a netbook. 1GB of DDR3 RAM, but I am going to assume that it is upgradeable to at least 2GBs, which is more than enough for whatever you're going to do on a netbook anyways. |
that sounds horrible. Its like having 20/20 vision on a wet noodle.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:01 am Post subject: |
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| Shota wrote: | HERE THE THING
YOU DON'T FUCKING GAME ON A LAPTOP
ANY WHO GAEM ON A LAPTOP IS RETARDED
IF YOU WANT TO GAEM JUST BUY A DESKTOP
LAPTOP ARE WERE NOT MADE FOR GAMING
enjoy your overheat if you even try (asus g1 series with 8600gt that goes 80C idle, and shit battery life ) |
/scoff
I got two laptops, one that is for gaming (17", 1.75kUSD, 3GHz DC CPU, 8800mGTX) and a netbook a year later.
I don't have issues with overheating at all. I've played Crysis on here (XP, High Quality, later Med-High Due to the graphical ridiculousness of the later levels) with everything running between 60-70C on the stock fans. And I don't need a separate mouse to play, I can use the touch pad just fine, even for counterstrike. Yes the battery is shit, around an hour and a half while taking notes in class on Open Office, but I knew that going in (It's around 45minutes playing a game, but I never play a game unless I am plugged into the power adapter, plus that makes me really only able to take notes while I am in class which is a god thing because I would be playing games the entire time instead).
The reason that I got it was because I was moving halfway across the country to go to college and I wanted a computer that I could take with me whether I was home or at college. And I really do like this laptop, it is wonderful to be able to lay on a couch stretched out playing EvE or something like Prototype. The only reason that I got the netbook was because this laptop is rather heavy (around 14lbs IIRC) and I got tired of lugging it around, so I asked my parents for a netbook as my birthday present, thus I got a netbook which I now use to take notes on in class. Though my 17" one is still the one that I do all of my homework on.
So there are reasons to get a "gaming" laptop. Esp. if you want to be able to play games socially with other people. I would love to see you take your desktop out of a dorm room and into the common room so that you can have a StarCraft lan party with half of the floor.
Oh, by the way Shota:
LAERN TO SPEEL
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:06 am Post subject: |
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Even if the touch pad is good, you need a mouse for alot of games. Most times, the scroll wheel cycles something.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:17 am Post subject: |
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| Mazeura wrote: | | I would love to see you take your desktop out of a dorm room and into the common room so that you can have a StarCraft lan party with half of the floor. |
I've seen monitors attached to the sides of computer cases for this purpose. Attach a handle or something to the top, along with pro cable management, and all you need is the 8P8C and power cord.
EDIT: Here's an example.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:26 am Post subject: |
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| Zarr wrote: | | Mazeura wrote: | | I would love to see you take your desktop out of a dorm room and into the common room so that you can have a StarCraft lan party with half of the floor. |
I've seen monitors attached to the sides of computer cases for this purpose. Attach a handle or something to the top, along with pro cable management, and all you need is the 8P8C and power cord.
EDIT: Here's an example. |
Ive seen a computer INSIDE A MONITOR. And its very thin. But it had an intel chipset, and you cant put a video card in that thing.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:30 am Post subject: |
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| Hero wrote: | | Zarr wrote: | | Mazeura wrote: | | I would love to see you take your desktop out of a dorm room and into the common room so that you can have a StarCraft lan party with half of the floor. |
I've seen monitors attached to the sides of computer cases for this purpose. Attach a handle or something to the top, along with pro cable management, and all you need is the 8P8C and power cord.
EDIT: Here's an example. |
Ive seen a computer INSIDE A MONITOR. And its very thin. But it had an intel chipset, and you cant put a video card in that thing. |
Those are known as all-in-ones. The problem with them is, well, laptop parts, which kinda defeats the purpose of a desktop computer.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 1:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Zarr wrote: | | Mazeura wrote: | | I would love to see you take your desktop out of a dorm room and into the common room so that you can have a StarCraft lan party with half of the floor. |
I've seen monitors attached to the sides of computer cases for this purpose. Attach a handle or something to the top, along with pro cable management, and all you need is the 8P8C and power cord.
EDIT: Here's an example. |
Still heavier than a laptop however. >.>"
Though that is pretty cool. I always love seeing computer case mods (which I guess that would be classified as).
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| Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | I would suggest a Ion Netbook if you want to game.
It has a weak processor though.
It's basically a nVidia GeForce 9400M welded onto an Atom processor. Amazingly good GPU for a netbook. 1GB of DDR3 RAM, but I am going to assume that it is upgradeable to at least 2GBs, which is more than enough for whatever you're going to do on a netbook anyways. |
that sounds horrible. Its like having 20/20 vision on a wet noodle. |
what?
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:59 pm Post subject: |
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| ArcaneKnite wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | I would suggest a Ion Netbook if you want to game.
It has a weak processor though.
It's basically a nVidia GeForce 9400M welded onto an Atom processor. Amazingly good GPU for a netbook. 1GB of DDR3 RAM, but I am going to assume that it is upgradeable to at least 2GBs, which is more than enough for whatever you're going to do on a netbook anyways. |
that sounds horrible. Its like having 20/20 vision on a wet noodle. |
what? |
20/20 vision = good gfx card, wet noodle = atom processor.
My netbook for school has an atom, and I gotta say, it be a waste for it to have anything but a gma 950 video chipset.
The pcs I do play games on have a P43.2/athlon 1.66.
The p4 is way stronger than the athlon, but the video card is an older 7200LE. So for games more hungry for video I use the athlon pc. For cpu hungry games I use the p4.
Don't get a laptop for gaming. The only reason I try to game on a lolnetbook, is because it makes people rage when I tell them I am. :3
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:22 pm Post subject: |
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| Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | I would suggest a Ion Netbook if you want to game.
It has a weak processor though.
It's basically a nVidia GeForce 9400M welded onto an Atom processor. Amazingly good GPU for a netbook. 1GB of DDR3 RAM, but I am going to assume that it is upgradeable to at least 2GBs, which is more than enough for whatever you're going to do on a netbook anyways. |
that sounds horrible. Its like having 20/20 vision on a wet noodle. |
what? |
20/20 vision = good gfx card, wet noodle = atom processor.
My netbook for school has an atom, and I gotta say, it be a waste for it to have anything but a gma 950 video chipset.
The pcs I do play games on have a P43.2/athlon 1.66.
The p4 is way stronger than the athlon, but the video card is an older 7200LE. So for games more hungry for video I use the athlon pc. For cpu hungry games I use the p4.
Don't get a laptop for gaming. The only reason I try to game on a lolnetbook, is because it makes people rage when I tell them I am. :3 |
Obviously.
But Misery wanted a laptop for light gaming, so this is my solution to his problem.
nVidia's iON netbooks are a huge leap forward for portable gaming. Even with the Atom processor, it performs much better than competing netbooks and laptops at it's price point for 1080p movies, and gaming.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:28 pm Post subject: |
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| ArcaneKnite wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | ArcaneKnite wrote: | I would suggest a Ion Netbook if you want to game.
It has a weak processor though.
It's basically a nVidia GeForce 9400M welded onto an Atom processor. Amazingly good GPU for a netbook. 1GB of DDR3 RAM, but I am going to assume that it is upgradeable to at least 2GBs, which is more than enough for whatever you're going to do on a netbook anyways. |
that sounds horrible. Its like having 20/20 vision on a wet noodle. |
what? |
20/20 vision = good gfx card, wet noodle = atom processor.
My netbook for school has an atom, and I gotta say, it be a waste for it to have anything but a gma 950 video chipset.
The pcs I do play games on have a P43.2/athlon 1.66.
The p4 is way stronger than the athlon, but the video card is an older 7200LE. So for games more hungry for video I use the athlon pc. For cpu hungry games I use the p4.
Don't get a laptop for gaming. The only reason I try to game on a lolnetbook, is because it makes people rage when I tell them I am. :3 |
Obviously.
But Misery wanted a laptop for light gaming, so this is my solution to his problem.
nVidia's iON netbooks are a huge leap forward for portable gaming. Even with the Atom processor, it performs much better than competing netbooks and laptops at it's price point for 1080p movies, and gaming. |
Well the atom processor, although shunned, is actually not bad. It has a total performance of 2.39, which isnt half bad. If my netbook actually had a geforce card, I probably could get TF2 to play on it, on low settings, but none the less play.
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