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  • werewolfversion2

    #1

    Gaming laptops.

    Anyone play BF2 on laptops? What laptop do you use? What settings are you on?
  • $kelet0r

    #2
    Re: Gaming laptops.

    Big Bertha - the dell inspiron 9100, 3ghz p4, 512 ram, 128mb 9700
    Plays BF2 beautifully on the glorious aesthetic of low settings - gameplay > graphics after all :)
    although it plays halflife 2 perfectly on high and handled the lost coast admirably
    wouldnt recommend it though - its twice as heavy as a normal laptop with only an hour of battery and sloppy dell workmanship (something is always broken in it - currently the dvd drive )

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    • A4Skyhawk

      #3
      Re: Gaming laptops.

      VAIO VGNS-460B Pentium M Centrino 1.73GHZ, 2GB ram, 128 mb GeforceGO 6200

      Plays perfectly at medium anything and its only 4.6 pounds with 3-4 hours of battery life depending on how bright your screen is and how loud you have your speakers. (usually 3 hours is normal)

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      • JollyJack

        #4
        Re: Gaming laptops.

        I also have one of the big berthas A Dell 9100 with 3.2 ht pentium4 and an ati 9800 256mb graphics card. Every thing set on either medium or high and I average about 62 fps. My dell has not had any problems however. I guess I got lucky and was sent a good one.

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        • werewolfversion2

          #5
          Re: Gaming laptops.

          Originally posted by JollyJack
          I also have one of the big berthas A Dell 9100 with 3.2 ht pentium4 and an ati 9800 256mb graphics card. Every thing set on either medium or high and I average about 62 fps. My dell has not had any problems however. I guess I got lucky and was sent a good one.
          You play on all medium with a 9800?

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          • HypnosisFX

            #6
            Re: Gaming laptops.

            I just got my Dell XPS M170, Runs BF2 like a dream. has a GF 7800GTX 2gb DDR2

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            • mikelar10

              #7
              Re: Gaming laptops.

              I use an Acer Aspire 1670: 3Ghz P4, 1.25Gb RAM but a lowly 64Mb 9700 radeon mobility :cry:

              Still, plays BF2 on low like a dream.

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              • werewolfversion2

                #8
                Re: Gaming laptops.

                $1657.00
                CPU : n_('CPU_Z81SP_630','')Intel® Pentium® 4 630 CPU w/ Hyper-Threading, 3.0GHz, 800FSB, 2MB Cache, 64 Bit
                MOTHERBOARD : n_('MOTHERBOARD_IMB_Z81SP','')Intel® I915P + ICH6 Chipset LGA775 16X PCI-E Platform Mainboard
                MEMORY : 1GB PC4200 DDR2-533 SODIMM MEMORY (Corsair Value Select)
                VIDEO CARD : n_('VIDEO_VC_Z81SP','')Upgradable Mobility 16X PCI-Express NVIDIA Geforce GO 6800 256MB Video
                HARD DRIVE : 60GB 5400RPM ULTRA ATA 100 HARD DRIVE
                OPTICAL DRIVE : n_('CD_NBDVDRW_Z81SP','')8X DVD+/-RW Drive Dual Layer
                SOUND : CREATIVE AUDIGY 2 ZS NB PCMCIA CARD

                How would that ^^ setup run BF2?

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                • vampman1

                  #9
                  Re: Gaming laptops.

                  tryed it on my toshiba a40 played it on low settings did not like it.

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                  • TriggerHappy2005

                    #10
                    Re: Gaming laptops.

                    I got the Dell XPS Gen2 and it whoops a gang of ass. Check my sig and definitely note my 3DMark score. Pwnag3!!!

                    Originally posted by werewolfversion2
                    $1657.00
                    CPU : n_('CPU_Z81SP_630','')Intel® Pentium® 4 630 CPU w/ Hyper-Threading, 3.0GHz, 800FSB, 2MB Cache, 64 Bit
                    MOTHERBOARD : n_('MOTHERBOARD_IMB_Z81SP','')Intel® I915P + ICH6 Chipset LGA775 16X PCI-E Platform Mainboard
                    MEMORY : 1GB PC4200 DDR2-533 SODIMM MEMORY (Corsair Value Select)
                    VIDEO CARD : n_('VIDEO_VC_Z81SP','')Upgradable Mobility 16X PCI-Express NVIDIA Geforce GO 6800 256MB Video
                    HARD DRIVE : 60GB 5400RPM ULTRA ATA 100 HARD DRIVE
                    OPTICAL DRIVE : n_('CD_NBDVDRW_Z81SP','')8X DVD+/-RW Drive Dual Layer
                    SOUND : CREATIVE AUDIGY 2 ZS NB PCMCIA CARD

                    How would that ^^ setup run BF2?
                    Everything looks O.K. but what video card is it, the onboard one or the Nvidia 6800?

                    If it's onboard you're stuck like chuck bro.

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                    • werewolfversion2

                      #11
                      Re: Gaming laptops.

                      Originally posted by TriggerHappy2005
                      I got the Dell XPS Gen2 and it whoops a gang of ass. Check my sig and definitely note my 3DMark score. Pwnag3!!!



                      Everything looks O.K. but what video card is it, the onboard one or the Nvidia 6800?

                      If it's onboard you're stuck like chuck bro.
                      It's a GeForce Mobility Go 6800 256 mb......wait....i'm confused now...I'll contact their sales dept.

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                      • muska54

                        #12
                        Re: Gaming laptops.

                        dell inspiron 9300:
                        1.87ghz cpu
                        1gb ram
                        go6800 256mb video

                        runs all on medium like a dream

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                        • the_waffler

                          #13
                          Re: Gaming laptops.

                          Mobile Sempron 3000+
                          1gb PC2700
                          Radeon xPress 200m

                          I can play on 16 player servers on Karkand and Sharqi and get 30fps or so on all the lowest settings. Of course it looks like ass and is pretty jumpy, but it's decent considering that I pain $450 for the laptop.

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                          • JollyJack

                            #14
                            Re: Gaming laptops.

                            Originally posted by werewolfversion2
                            You play on all medium with a 9800?
                            yeppers. The 9800 mobility is more like the x800 than like the 9800 for the desktop.....or I believe that is what I read. Either way, it works great for me..I am mucho happy

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                            • jdrou
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                              • Jul 2006
                              • 1860

                              #15
                              Re: Gaming laptops.

                              Keep in mind that most laptop components are not upgradeable like a desktop so get the best CPU and video you can (maybe one step away from the best for CPU). Common exceptions are hard and optical drives and RAM. Only a few notebooks can have CPU or video replaced. You should also try to get a 7200rpm hard drive; even that will not be as fast as a 7200rpm desktop drive (smaller platters & slower seek time) but it's the best you can do.

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