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    Sager NP9260

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Satyrion, Jan 9, 2008.

  1. Satyrion

    Satyrion Notebook Deity

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    Hey i getting the Sager NP9260 (2.66GHz Core 2 Duo E6700, 2x Nvidia GeForce Go 7950GTX 2 video cards with 512MB DDR3). and 4 GB DDR3

    Simply because i need a good gaming laptop. Will i be able to good games with this laptop? everything from HL2 until Crysis?
     
  2. Jikeel

    Jikeel Notebook Consultant

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    Yes, you should be able play anything pretty much. Go to the sager / clevo forums and browse around there for some benchmarks and performances of that laptop. All in all, I would say high everything for everygame except for maybe crysis which would require a little tweaking to get it to look how you want it while still being playable. Other than that, you can play anything else out there.

    Are you buying it new or getting it second hand? If you are purchasing it new you may want to look at the np9262s just because of the upgrades they have over the np9260, namely the 8800 gtx.

    Either way, I wouldn't worry about any current game not running well on it!
     
  3. Satyrion

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    thanks for the tip, yeah the newer version sounds nice especially with that card i also thought of the DELL XPX 1730 or what its called but i think this one is better
     
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    the_forge.nz Notebook Consultant

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    Hi
    Why dont you go for 2 8800M GTX in the 9262 like the last dude said , if you can afford it because they will last you alot longer for the future then the 7950. The 7950 is the last DX9 card produced and it cant work with dx10. Expect games to come out soon that will only run on Dx10. The 8800M GTX is the fastest card around at the moment and quicker than the 7950 in Vista. The Nvidia 9500M might come out for summer but will only be the equivalent of a faster 8600M or so Ive heard.
    8800M in SLI will run crysis pretty well but look for updated SLI drivers for laptopvideotogo and crytek patches as there have been issues sometimes with SLI for crysis
     
  5. Satyrion

    Satyrion Notebook Deity

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    yeah i thought so to, i would probably benchmark over 10k with 3dmark06 and those cards. Is it safe to clock the CPU on laptops ive never done that before
     
  6. sly

    sly m1530 owner!!!

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    probably not over 10000 if not overclocked. but close
     
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    I heard that a single 8800m GTX would would beat dual 7950 GTX. Doesn't that make the dual 7950 GTX setup kind of a waste? You would probably spend less for a single 8800m GTX thant two 7950 GTX.
     
  8. sly

    sly m1530 owner!!!

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    it beats it in some games but in others the 7950 wins. get the 8800 if u can as its better and single cards are always better then sli