gaming comp

[mustangman24]

i need some help im getting this laptop STATS:

Processor ( [New !!!] Intel® Core 2 Duo Mobile T9500 Dual-Core Processor (2x 2.6GHz/6MB Cache/800FSB) )
Memory ( 4 GB(2 GB X2) DDR2-667 PC5300 [Notebook Memory] Kingston HyperX Gaming Memory )
Video Card ( Mobility 512MB NVIDIA GeForce GO 8600M GS PCI-Express 3D Video )
Hard Drive ( 320 GB 7200rpm Serial-ATA-150 Super Slim Notebook Hard Drive )
External Hard Drives [USB 2.0/eSATA] ( None )
CD-RW/DVD-RW Drive ( 8x Dual Format DVD±R/±RW + 16x CD-R/RW Combo Drive [Battalion 101 SLC-700] )
Sound Card ( 3D Premium Surround Sound Onboard )
Fax Modem ( Built-in 56K V.92 Fax Modem [Notebook] )
Network Card ( Built-in 10/100/1000 Network LAN [Notebook] )
Mouse ( Razer Copperhead High Precision Laser Gaming Mouse )
USB 2.0 Accessories ( Built-in 3x USB 2.0 Ports [Notebook] )
Flash Media Reader/Writer ( Built-in 3-in-1 Media Card Reader/Writer [Notebook] )
Carrying Case ( SwissGear Synergy Notebook Backpack )
Operation System ( Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium + [Free 60-Day !!!] Microsoft Office 2007(Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access ....) 64-Bit )

i copy pasted so ignore some of the other stuff my question is can it play these games and at what graphic setting Eg low med high MAX

GRID
portal
Team fortress 2
counter strike source
Half life 2
Gmod

also it costs 1800$ is it worth it?

[mustangman24]

meh i dont mind the price im just not to good with computers so im asking ng

[sqrage]

At 8/25/08 09:43 PM, Adio wrote:

At 8/25/08 09:42 PM, mustangman24 wrote:

also it costs 1800$ is it worth it?

You can get a better one custom built for half that. Maybe even less.

laptop?

[hhcash]

Seems pretty good. Not Alienware. but Alienware is for processing Crisis anyway.

[Inquizitor]

That is way too high of a price tag for those specs. You could get better than that for just over $1000.

Fuck Kingston RAM, Corsair is superior.

[mustangman24]

i got a ps3 i just need to know if il be able to play those games i checked alienware but it cost 3000+

[Valjylmyr]

You better hope that RAM is 4 DIMMS. Also, $1800 is overpriced. Build a custom one at a brand site.

[puccafan5000]

cool

[BlueFlameSkulls]

At 8/25/08 09:42 PM, mustangman24 wrote: i need some help im getting this laptop STATS:

laptops aren't good for gaming but if you're determined to get a laptop. I don't know how laptops work but I know the inside of a desktop computer and specifications.

Processor ( [New !!!] Intel® Core 2 Duo Mobile T9500 Dual-Core Processor (2x 2.6GHz/6MB Cache/800FSB) )

Seems pretty good. Nothing spectacular but does the job.

Memory ( 4 GB(2 GB X2) DDR2-667 PC5300 [Notebook Memory] Kingston HyperX Gaming Memory )

So 4GB is good. You'll need a 64 bit operating system if you want to go any higher. But you probably won't need to.

Video Card ( Mobility 512MB NVIDIA GeForce GO 8600M GS PCI-Express 3D Video )

It's alright but you could do better.

Hard Drive ( 320 GB 7200rpm Serial-ATA-150 Super Slim Notebook Hard Drive )

that's decent

Operation System ( Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium + [Free 60-Day !!!] Microsoft Office 2007(Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access ....) 64-Bit )

The Vista is bad for gaming. Though I've heard it's getting better.

i copy pasted so ignore some of the other stuff my question is can it play these games and at what graphic setting Eg low med high MAX

High ish. The Vista OS may slow it down a little but probably not.

also it costs 1800$ is it worth it?

In my currency I could build a desktop computer for an 1/4 of the price. Get it down to $1000-1500 and it'll be worth it. But I don't know how laptops cost.

[mustangman24]

thanks a lot but what are brand sites? examples?

[groundpwndr]

At 8/25/08 10:01 PM, mustangman24 wrote: thanks a lot but what are brand sites? examples?

What they mean is go to Dell, Toshiba, HP, etc etc and customize the one you want. A very powerful dell with everything you will ever need will still only cost you arounf $1100 max. You can also google " custom build pc" and find a site that way, but before you even begin to start making a PC there check to see what others say about it. This shouldn't be thought of as say going to the store looking for batteries. You want to really make sure you aren't buying from people who will cause you to either buy another computer soon after or have to deal with support. Try dell first, as the have a easy UI for which to choose the best components and explain every part for you. You will actually learn the basics of what each component does, and it may help you if you go elsewhere to build.

[Smashedsmurf]

Newgrounds is NOT the right group to ask.

They may seem like they know a lot about hardware, but mainly, they're a bunch of dorks.

inb4dorks know about hardware Piss out my ass newgrounds, PISS OUT MY ASS

[ironeagle233]

huh?