ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670
4GB RAM
500GB HDD
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.26GHZ (Turbo Boost 2.7) Proccessor
15.4 Inch Screen
Rating out of 10 for gaming?![]()
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Personally, about a 7 at most
But I'm no expert so meh.
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Among laptops, I'd say 6 or 7. That's a mainstream level card.
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6-7 for a laptop. 3 in general.
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4670? Core 2 Duo?
Among mainstream laptops (i.e. the cheaper ones at Best Buy and Walmart) you are at about a 7 considering most newer laptops have i5/i7 CPU's but generally weaker GPUs...compared to gaming laptops Id say more along a 3 compared to the best of the best out there with SLI and Xfire...like, comparing your laptop to mine (Asus W90) your laptop would kill itself before it could even reach 25% of the power mine has...gaming wise that is. -
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So compared to MY laptop you really are about 25% there...so you are 3. -
Also, what's the point of having other forum users rating your laptop between 1-10? You've got Windows experience thingy for that. You have numerous sources (google) and benchmark tools in order to check out how bad/good your laptop is.
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@ Resistance_Kid:
You might want to clean up your post before mods take a peek. That kind of attitude and hiding swear words like that is enough to get you banned. Consider this a friendly reminder from a long time NBR member. -
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My friend also asked me to post his specs and ask for a rating:
NVIDIA® GeForce® 360M 1GB
6GB DDR3
Intel® Core i7-720QM Processor 1.6GHZ Turbo Boost 2.8
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I'm rating both laptop with a 1 and an E for effort for making this thread!
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The original system is similar to my Vostro 1500 with 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo and 8600m GT. It ran Bioshock very well, and heck, I even played Crysis the first time through on it. I had to finish the game on my desktop though because the end level was so crazy it would become a slide show.
edit: I agree with Kevin_Jack2.0 below. Rating = 4. It's a three year old technology, it just won't be able to keep up with newer games. If you're ok with older games it's not a problem. Will probably manage Source games decently. -
Gaming-wise, I'll give you a 4.
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As other people said, your laptop is about a 7/10. If you're happy with that, then fine... end of thread ( which it won't be - I bet you will troll in a reply). If you're not happy with that... well, sometimes the truth hurts, kid.Last edited by a moderator: May 8, 2015 -
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It's too heavy (10lbs w/o power adapter, 12lbs w/power), and has average battery life (2.5 hours non-gaming). It has a nice graphics card, but gets its butt kicked with the high-resolution display (1920x1080).
It also doesn't have an SSD, which would go a long way in the usability of this machine. Unless, of course, you will now tell me that your "friend" did put an SSD in here, and spent $1700 on a machine that is so large that it will never get moved. You can tell your "friend" that the $1400-$1700 would have been better spent on a decent mid-to-high-end desktop gaming computer. -
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MahmoudDewy Gaming Laptops Master Race!
"Intel Turbo Boost is a technology implemented by Intel in certain versions of their Nehalem-based CPUs, including Core i5 and Core i7"
Maybe you have an MSI which can overclock the CPU but it aint turbo boost you are just confusing things ..... anyone with lack of knowledge of such things may fall in the same mistake I think -
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MSI Global ? Computer, Laptop, Notebook, Desktop, Mainboard, Graphics and more
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Yar you don't have Turbo Boost. Turbo Boost is a new implementation which AMD btw has a variation of also. What it does it automatically scales your CPU depending on use. If you are using application better with 1 core, then it will use 1 core @ 2.8 ghz. If its for 8 threads, then 4 cores @ 1.6 ghz. It's dynamic for both speed and number of cores used.
Rating out of 10?
10 = Alienware i7 + CF HD5870M
9 = Alienware CF 4870M / Asus W90
8 = Any i7 + HD5870M capable of overclock (800/1100-1200) / i7 GTX 480M
So going by that, I'd say 4-5 is good guess, I'd go with that.
Your friends unit?
I'd give it a 2 for the reasons Kent said. Overpriced, practicality of it and just bad design/choices by Toshiba. There are other better options for less like the MSI GX740. -
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He gave me the model and page for it:
Qosmio X505-Q880 Laptop
He also said that the processor has 4 cores and a clock speed of 1.6GHZ overclock able to 2.8 and with a 64GB SSD. -
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Edit: And by the way, unless you have trouble reading, you should see that the website clearly states that the computer has a 64GB SSD, and my friend did not just put it in. -
MahmoudDewy Gaming Laptops Master Race!
Notebookcheck: Review Toshiba Qosmio X500-121 Notebook
check that out and im sure you wont find anything more comprehensive on that laptop .... but don't take everything they say for granted though
as for my opinion I had an experience with a Qosmio X305 before & I didn't really like it ... the weight, noise and heat were annoying ... but it had quite a superb speakers if memory serves me well ... also I need to mention that the motherboard on that thing failed after 1.5 years of usage due to heat
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what's up with everyone's hostility against this dude, and why do u have to "quote" when he says friend? is that something hard to believe and ur bashing him about it?
laptop tech. changes quite often, it wasn't a long time ago when i bought my laptop and it was one of the best for performance in the 15" category. now this laptop is like 6ish/10 but i dont care cuz i can still run a lot of games @ 1080p near maxed, maybe i just turn down the AA and it runs fine. ur laptop also does well considering you probably dont have a higher resolution (i'm guessing u have something like WXGA+) so the 4670 can run things pretty smooth and a C2D 2.7GHz is pretty decent, not all games are quad core reliant...just be happy with what you got, dont need to care about what other people have or you'll always be mad cuz somewhere, there is always something better than you..
and to rate ur friend's laptop, i wouldn't go as far as to rate it a 2/10...yes that laptop isn't the best out and im not a fan of it but PERFORMANCE wise it should be pretty dam solid, the components in it aren't pushover crappy stuff that you'd find in your standard Best Buy/Walmart laptops. SSD, i7-720, GDDR5 1gb 360m..sounds pretty good to me lol
edit: sad to see that the GDDR5 GTS 360M is a downgrade to the GTX 260M, they could've at least made it as powerful for a previous gen. card. but my point still stands, that laptop is decent, i'd say a 5/10 at least. -
Your laptop is quite okay for gaming 7/10, pretty much like mine i guess. I run many great games on high settings/1920x1080. For example Batman Arkham Asylum, Fallout 3, Prototype and FUEL.
Those are all the new graphic demanding games i tried so far.
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At last finally someone who respects my question and answers without sarcasm. -
i like your hair, satyrion.
and to the OP: it really depends on what you want out of your notebook. i would rate it a 5/10 for gaming, and perhaps a 7/10 for overall usage.
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Ya to the op around a 6-5 is my rating , your GPU and CPU are old news, med to low settings I cant see you running, I can see you running many things on full.
Whats the reason for asking for a rating??? You justifying a purchase?? Or just seeing were yours fits into the cluster? -
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You're laptop is horrible
My laptop is awesome
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And you're right, I max most of the things I play(apart from Metro 2033 of course). -
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you did edit this rant...
if you want to know where your notebook ranks among others, run benchmarks. Futuremark ranks your scores with similar and average users out there - you can better gauge how well your notebook is compared to today's computers, though, desktops will skew the results a bit. -
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I admit that I over reacted a lot, but I have my reasons for asking about a rating for this laptop. -
There are many things about his previous posts regarding his own laptop, and even his reactions to other peoples' posts, that don't add up. I won't go into them, unless someone wants me to. -
I Do!!!! lol I have been very entertained by this thread, bring it on Kent. -
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I'd rate your laptop 4 and your friend's a 5 on a scale of 10, based purely on performance of a gaming laptop.
With a 4670, depending on your laptop's resolution, might not be able to handle more recent games on high, but would play perfectly well on medium for the most part, I guess. Your CPU's a P8400, quite sub-par actually, however, unless it's an RTS, I don't think you'll be CPU-bound.
Your friend has a much better GPU in his laptop. A GDDR 5 GTS 360m is more or less on par with a 9800m GT. However, judging by its price, I can hardly say it's a bang for buck deal. 1920*1200 might be too high a resolution for the card to go all high on every game, even 1680*1050 is pushing it.
Rate my Lappy out of 10 please
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Resistance_Kid, Jul 22, 2010.