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    Is the VGN-FE590PB good for gaming?

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by ilovejordanz, Mar 25, 2006.

  1. ilovejordanz

    ilovejordanz Newbie

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    I just bought this notebook the other day(this being my first notebook). My main goal for this note book was for school/work and a little bit of gaming but when I mean gaming, I'm talking about old games like Warcraft 3 and Counter Strike. They run great on this notebook, however my question is, do they work well with new games such as FEAR or Half Life 2?
     
  2. Aero

    Aero PC/Mac...Whatever works! NBR Reviewer

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    Give your specs and video card.
     
  3. ilovejordanz

    ilovejordanz Newbie

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    My laptop includes:
    1.83 Core duo
    1gb 533 ddr2
    geforce 7400
     
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    Aero PC/Mac...Whatever works! NBR Reviewer

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    yeah great for gaming :).
    Same specs as my SZ
     
  5. DaCheese

    DaCheese Notebook Consultant NBR Reviewer

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    I have the 2GHz model and I have no problems playing FEAR. You won't be able to play it at Maximum settings, but it has absolutely 0 lag at medium settings (3/5). So I would say this notebook will play even the more demanding games for at least the next one or two years (not at max settings obviously).