Yeah I didn't think it should overheat. I tried turning everything down and it's still the same. Yeah it's only this game. I play civ 4 on it and it's fine. I cleaned the fan but it is still just as bad
Yeah I'm going to have to use a friends computer for that. I know it's overheating but I want to see the numbers so I can tell acer when I call
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ok i find this its very useful for bfbc2 players
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other than that, thats great lol
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me too
but the only thing that i want to understand is the graphic settings
so Details mittel means Details medium
and HBOA aus means HBOA off
it looks that asus n82jv perfoms very good at this game
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yeap but..you get these fps at medium settings..if you drop the settings to low maybe its playable..maybe
but i think the optimum settings to enjoy that game is medium and up..
for that reason i try to found a lappy to perform well
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Laptop in my spec
Borderlands all low possible to run? -
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Mirrors Edge laptop in sig
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for the 4570 you may be right..the result is too low for the specs of this card..
also i believe 5650 is a little be stronger than 4670..but in this case..i think i7 give the advance for these frames..
finally gt 325m and gt 330m are at the same level..
i never believe these benchs...100%
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Processor Speed - 1.6GHz (Turbo Boost Technology Up To 2.8GHz)
Processor Type- Intel Core i7-720QM
RAM - 4GB DDR3
Graphic Card - NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M
Native Screen Res - 1600x900
*Link to the Laptop*
I want to play Supreme Commander 2. Would I be able to play it on highest setting? if not - What would be the highest settings I can run it on?
Also the same question for this laptop -
Processor Speed - 2.53GHz
Processor Type -Intel Core i5-430M processor 2.26GHz with Turbo Boost(2.53GHz)
RAM - 4GB DDR3
Graphic Card - NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M
Screen Res - 1366 x 768
*Link to the Laptop*
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Best Foot Forward Notebook Evangelist
I have never played Crysis, ever. So does the notebook in my sig (the new one
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Hi,
I have a Dell Vostro 1520 with 4GB of Ram and a GeForce 9300M GS. Can I play Diablo II (2) with it?
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Keep in mind 9300M GS is a low-end graphic card, games from 09-10 wouldn't run well on it with decent settings and resolution(1280x720 or higher). Older games should be able to run fine with 9300M GS though. -
How well could my setup run Microsoft Flight Simulator X? Any ideas? Thanks.
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Thank you Lidowxx! Much appreciated.
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Looking to run Boderlands and Dragon Age Origins....specs below. TIA
AMD Turion X2 TL-52 (1.6)
Vista 32
2GB RAM
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I'd appreciate if someone answered me soon. I haven't purchased my laptop yet and I want to know if either one of the laptops I posted on the previous page can run the game. The deal on one of them ends tomorrow and I don't want to miss out. Thanks.
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EDIT: since the system requirements are pretty vague (i.e. no specific mention of which graphic cards line), it usually implies to me that the graphical demands aren't very high. -
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can i run the witcher specs in my sig
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I'm looking at a Dell Latitude E6410 for work, but also some light gaming on the side.
Here's the relevant specs:
Intel® Core i5-520M (2.4GHz, 3M cache)
4GB DDR3-1333
WXGA+ (1440x900)
and either
Intel HD Graphics
or
512MB NVIDIA NVS 3100M
Now, I'm mostly a console gamer and I've got a desktop that I can upgrade should I need to, but I'd like to know whether this setup (with either graphics) could play stuff like Starcraft II, Modern Warfare (probably a stretch), and some older games like HL2 and Battlefield 2.
Will any of these games (notably Starcraft II) see a noticeable (playable vs non-playable rather than AA or other effects) difference between integrated and discrete? I know Intel has made some progress on their chips, and I can play Warcraft III on an older Intel, so if the new Intel HD graphics can run SCII at native resolution with a decent framerate, I'll take the battery-saving Intel over the nVidia. Or is it hopeless whichever graphics I choose? -
NVS 3100M will be good enough to play on native res as it is about 2-3X as powerful as inte HD.. but if u really want to play on better details , i would look for another laptop... if ur looking on the 14 inch side, Sony Vaio CW will be a cheaper and way better option.. It will have corei5 , i7 , and NVDIA Ge force GT330M which would easily play on native res with fairly high details as it has 3X shaders as NVS3100M...
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This is the laptop I have on backorder:
64 bit Windows 7
Core i5-520m 2.4 GHz
ATI Radeon Mobility 5730 (Technically it will be an overclocked 5650)
4 GB DDR3 RAM
I was wondering how well it will run ARMA 2. I know there is a demo, but the patches increase performance a lot. For example, my old laptop wasn't able to even install the demo but was able to play the first ARMA game:
32 bit Windows Vista
Turion 64 X2 TL-58 1.9 GHz
GeForce Go 6150
2 GB DDR2 RAM
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My settings are in the sig. but I've OCed it to a 3dMark06 score of 5019. Just as an indication, what's newest game that I can run at full settings?
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what settings can i run Crysis?
CPU: i7 920XM 2.0GHz @ 3.3GHz
GPU: ATi HD 4870X2
RAM: 4Gb @ 1333MHz
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People posting with machines like that are basically just showing off
Go troll the AW board
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I wasn't trying to show off in the first place, just trying to see how much AA to use, got it
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CPU: t7500 c2d 2.2ghz
GPU: nvidea 8600m GT 128mb OC to 550 mhz core
RAM: 3gb DDR2 887 i think
Display: 1440 x 900
I just realized it can actually play MW2 at 30+ frames per second, and averages about 45 in native rez. (TY free weekend)
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HollywoodLights Notebook Consultant
How would I be with modern warfare and modern warfare 2
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Hello, I´m new here, and I´m looking foward a Notebook for playing and working, but I´m between 3 with this graphic cards:
Nvidia GT 325 GS 1GB
ATI MobilityRadeon HD5650 1GB
Nvidia 300 GS 512mB
How better between them?
With which one will I be able to play Mafia 2?
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So the Ati card will run all of those games? mafia 2, BF2142, Gta iv etc..?
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I was wondering if I could play BF2142, Cod4 Modern Warfare 2, Mafia II and GTA IV with this notebook`s characteristics:
CPU: Intel® Core(TM) i5
GPU: ATI MobilityRadeon HD5650 1GB
RAM: 4 GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM
Display: Don`t really know what you mean by this?
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Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by crash, Oct 6, 2009.