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    N6010--good gaming laptop?

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by vi3ro, Jan 4, 2005.

  1. vi3ro

    vi3ro Notebook Enthusiast

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    hey guys, one more question.. i've been dying to play WoW and Sims2... i was just wondering if any of u that have the laptop tried ne high-requirement games... and will this laptop last? as in durability? thx
     
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    TOSHIBAm35x Notebook Consultant

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    Does the N6010 get hot playing those graphic intensive games? I heard that they do; is that true?

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    Hey vi3ro

    I've been playing the latest Medal of Honor (Pacific Assault) and it is amazing, the screen quality is too good, and the computer runs great at high definition.
     
    t3x, Jan 4, 2005
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    The palm rest and keyboard does not get hot when I am playing Battle for middle earth. I have noticed one of the temperature sensor goes up to 66 degrees or higher when the CPU usage is high.
     
    Sensei, Jan 6, 2005
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    vi3ro Notebook Enthusiast

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    there's a temperature sensor? sweeeeeet....
    btw, how long did it take you for fujitsu to send u the laptop? did u go through portable one?
     
    vi3ro, Jan 7, 2005
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    the temperature monitor is software based. Most of the free temperature monitors do not support it , but I found CPUCool did, well, it supports most of the chipset and does not require you to select your computer chipset or motherboard.

    And I got it from a 1click2computers.com, a Canadian reseller.
     
    Sensei, Jan 8, 2005
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    Yup, the N6010 has absolutely no problems playing Sims 2! It actually loads pretty quickly as well.
     
    betty77, Jan 8, 2005
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