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Laptop for gaming question.
Kyuske
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Alienware M18X Specs???Any advice...?
Here are the specs, I will probably only be playing games developed by EA, with nothing else open at the same time.
Processor:Intel Core i7 2860QM 2.5GH(3.6GHz with turbo boost, 8MB cache)
Video Card: Dual 2GB GDDR5 NVIDIA Geforce GTX 580M SLI enabled
Memory: 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1866MHz (4DIMMS)
Hard Drive: 1.5TB Raid 0 (2 x Seagate Momenuts XT 750GB Hyrbid SSHD)
Is it powerful enough to run all EA games on full resolution without lag?
Here are the specs, I will probably only be playing games developed by EA, with nothing else open at the same time.
Processor:Intel Core i7 2860QM 2.5GH(3.6GHz with turbo boost, 8MB cache)
Video Card: Dual 2GB GDDR5 NVIDIA Geforce GTX 580M SLI enabled
Memory: 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1866MHz (4DIMMS)
Hard Drive: 1.5TB Raid 0 (2 x Seagate Momenuts XT 750GB Hyrbid SSHD)
Is it powerful enough to run all EA games on full resolution without lag?
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b) if you don't, there's a tech thread a little further down, the "My phone is smarter than I am" one
Your best bet will very likely either be the thread in this forum with the title something like "My phone is smarter than I am and i'm ok with it" there is some computer talk going on there.
Or...taking this to Moe's Technology Tavern which is another sub-forum 'round here.
Good luck!
this is also helpful
@Skull Man. I don't own the laptop yet so "Can you run it?" doesn't help me here.
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