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    Recommendations For Interesting Games To Be Used On The X360 Notebook

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by nyctechogirl, May 4, 2009.

  1. nyctechogirl

    nyctechogirl Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    I would like to download some interesting and fun games that I can play on my Samsung notebook. I am interested in finding out what games other members would recommend to use on the X360 notebook. The only two games I use are: "Brickbreaker" on my blackberry phone and the "BubbleBreaker" game on my pda. Therefore, I would appreciate any suggestions/recommendations from the members about their favorite games because I like to expand my repertoire. Thanks :)
     
    nyctechogirl, May 4, 2009
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  2. LLS

    LLS Notebook Consultant

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    More info about your preferences and your computer's hardware would be nice.
     
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    Phil Retired

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    channelv Notebook Evangelist

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    I actually can play Unreal Tournament 3, Half life 2, Quake 3 (waaaay easily) and similar games around that area at full quality and over 30 fps easily.

    Also you can play things like Age of Empires 3, I can play that at full quality as well at native resolution.

    I'm a little surprised at the X4500M chip. Interesting note though is that there are two versions for laptops. the X4500M and the X4500M HD which run at different clockspeeds and maybe a few other minor changes (I read the spec sheet @ intel.com but forget). Ours has the slower X4500M chip, and intel says it can play 720P but not 1080P, however 1080P works just fine for me (although its pointless since our screens are only 1280x800, so there's no need for real 1080p playback for our laptops - you just waste battery life and stress the GPU/CPU more).
     
    channelv, Sep 8, 2009
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