blaa i got some negitve rating from someone who probley just read the title and not the post >< o well life goes on.
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The only thing that I see desktops beating out notebooks when it comes to gaming are: Upgradability and overclockability. Every other factor I can think of equates to an even playing field.
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blaa i got some negitve rating from someone who probley just read the title and not the post >< o well life goes on.
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Ive never seen such closed mind-ness! Sure laptops cost more but thats cause I can take it anywhere I want :-D in the car, on the couch, on someone elses couch, where can they go? NOWHERE! true that fear is demanding, but laptops can still do it! I personally think the P-M outdoes the P4 in certain ways, not to mention alot coolerm btw there actually is a few laptops that have 4GBs of RAM (at least the mobo supports it) dont think theyve made 2GB ram sticks yet
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3/25/06 at 4:08am
THey have no clue, what they are talking about.
He is talking with this :
"AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Venice Core)
eVGA nVidia 6600 GT 128 MB (PCI-E x16)
1 GB (2x512MB) Corsair PC-3200 DDR RAM
80 GB Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HDD
Soltek K890(PRO)-939 Mainboard"
I'm not a big gamer, and I have a Duron desktop but damn it, I have 160+60 GB in that thing NOT 80!! - and he says that he is a gamer. And what the hell is Soltek mobo anyway?? - never heard about it.
A friend of mine has a t23 - 800 MHz and it runs UTurnament perfectly.
Yes laptops sometimes have problems with games because the drivers but they are as strong as desktops!!!
He is talking with this :
"AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Venice Core)
eVGA nVidia 6600 GT 128 MB (PCI-E x16)
1 GB (2x512MB) Corsair PC-3200 DDR RAM
80 GB Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HDD
Soltek K890(PRO)-939 Mainboard"
I'm not a big gamer, and I have a Duron desktop but damn it, I have 160+60 GB in that thing NOT 80!! - and he says that he is a gamer. And what the hell is Soltek mobo anyway?? - never heard about it.
A friend of mine has a t23 - 800 MHz and it runs UTurnament perfectly.
Yes laptops sometimes have problems with games because the drivers but they are as strong as desktops!!!
post #47 of 58
3/25/06 at 2:50pm
Yes they may seem uneducated (and most of them are in this subject)....but at the end of the day notebooks are poor platforms for gaming...the LCD is the first problem (much better then it used to be) but the main issue is upgradability and lack of choice. Case in point? Find me a portable notebook with a chip like an x1600.....the only real option out there is the macbook pro and we all know how useful OS X is for gaming....the T60 looks promising but it will be about $10k. x600/x700 level graphics are the best you can really hope for in a portable platform....quite frankly desktop replacements are the only "performance" notebooks and except for some rare cases (M68xx series) these seem to still be expensive. I unfortunately might have to get a laptop for college and I'll probably be forced to get a huge desktop replacement like the nx9000 series w/x1600 or get a barebones asus with x1600 and custom build that to get gaming performance at any kind of resonable price. In fact I'd be willing to bet that for the price of a gaming DTR laptop I'd be able to build 2 or maybe even 3 higher performing desktops. I'm not saying gaming laptops are a bad idea but one should be aware of what they could be getting. x700 type portables may be able to run games today...but IMO if it won't run games in a year or so there is no point in buying such a laptop for gaming. I've been giving some thought to maybe building a gaming small form factor PC for ~1k and maybe saving for a ultraportable or maybe a mid-range lappy...but this is still expensive. Maybe I'll go PDA or something.
also - Soltek makes good mobos...if you haven't heard of them you probably don't know all that much about the industry (not trying to flame, but Soltek is not some unheardof company - have you heard of Epox, MSI, Asus, etc.?)
also - Soltek makes good mobos...if you haven't heard of them you probably don't know all that much about the industry (not trying to flame, but Soltek is not some unheardof company - have you heard of Epox, MSI, Asus, etc.?)
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3/25/06 at 5:11pm
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3/26/06 at 3:41pm
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Yes they may seem uneducated (and most of them are in this subject)....but at the end of the day notebooks are poor platforms for gaming...the LCD is the first problem (much better then it used to be) but the main issue is upgradability and lack of choice. Case in point? Find me a portable notebook with a chip like an x1600.....the only real option out there is the macbook pro and we all know how useful OS X is for gaming....the T60 looks promising but it will be about $10k. x600/x700 level graphics are the best you can really hope for in a portable platform....quite frankly desktop replacements are the only "performance" notebooks and except for some rare cases (M68xx series) these seem to still be expensive. I unfortunately might have to get a laptop for college and I'll probably be forced to get a huge desktop replacement like the nx9000 series w/x1600 or get a barebones asus with x1600 and custom build that to get gaming performance at any kind of resonable price. In fact I'd be willing to bet that for the price of a gaming DTR laptop I'd be able to build 2 or maybe even 3 higher performing desktops. I'm not saying gaming laptops are a bad idea but one should be aware of what they could be getting. x700 type portables may be able to run games today...but IMO if it won't run games in a year or so there is no point in buying such a laptop for gaming. I've been giving some thought to maybe building a gaming small form factor PC for ~1k and maybe saving for a ultraportable or maybe a mid-range lappy...but this is still expensive. Maybe I'll go PDA or something.
also - Soltek makes good mobos...if you haven't heard of them you probably don't know all that much about the industry (not trying to flame, but Soltek is not some unheardof company - have you heard of Epox, MSI, Asus, etc.?) |
You don't really know what you're talking about; my XPS 2 with a 7800 go, a P-M 2.13, and 2 gigs of ram runs FEAR at 1920x1200 just fine, and cost me a good bit less than my desktop setup. XPS2 was about $2800 all told, and my desktop (ncluding the monitor) was about $4500.
Admittedely, the 1920x1200 on my Dell 24" monitor is much bigger than the 1920x1200 on my XPS 2 17" laptop LCD, but thats to be expected.
Dave
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Hey now after reading that, people are really not paying attention, my lappie can kick a lot of desktop butt
, just saying. I play F.E.A.R. on my lappie, it gives me great performance, the CPU side I have keep things down to minimum only world detail at Medium, but on the GPU side I have everything at MAX ofcourse expect soft shadows.
, just saying. I play F.E.A.R. on my lappie, it gives me great performance, the CPU side I have keep things down to minimum only world detail at Medium, but on the GPU side I have everything at MAX ofcourse expect soft shadows.
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spetsnaz.. your post just gave me a good laugh! thanks a lot for the noobiest post ive seen in a while!! BUUUUAHAHAHA
especially this part :
if 10lbs isnt portable, then u need to hit the gym and/or avoid going outside on windy days....wouldnt want you to blow away in 15mph winds...
especially this part :
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.the T60 looks promising but it will be about $10k. x600/x700 level graphics are the best you can really hope for in a portable platform....
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You don't really know what you're talking about; my XPS 2 with a 7800 go, a P-M 2.13, and 2 gigs of ram runs FEAR at 1920x1200 just fine, and cost me a good bit less than my desktop setup. XPS2 was about $2800 all told, and my desktop (ncluding the monitor) was about $4500.
Admittedely, the 1920x1200 on my Dell 24" monitor is much bigger than the 1920x1200 on my XPS 2 17" laptop LCD, but thats to be expected. Dave |
Did you purchase your workstation from Dell? I'm just trying to figure out you spent $4500 dollars on a gaming rig... What components are in it that it cost you $4500?
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