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    Sony mid-range gaming notebook?

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by R3v4n, Sep 4, 2008.

  1. R3v4n

    R3v4n Notebook Consultant

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    Hey is there any mid-range gaming notebooks from sony, something comparable to notebooks such as the Qosmio X300-11S or Gateway 7811fx?
     
  2. StrongerThanAll

    StrongerThanAll Notebook Deity

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    dont think there is, the machine with probably the best GPU is the FW, but im not sure if it qualifies as a gaming laptop
     
  3. qhn

    qhn Notebook User

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    One of most important factors in gaming laptop is the gpu. And since Sony highest installed gpu at the moment is the 8600 series, i would say no

    cheers ...
     
  4. Xirurg

    Xirurg ORLY???

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    x300 and gateway 7811 are not mid range ;)
     
  5. R3v4n

    R3v4n Notebook Consultant

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    Oh what are they then I thought high end would be NP 9262 with dual 9800m gt's or a xps m1730

    thanks for the info guys
     
  6. scadsfkasfddsk

    scadsfkasfddsk Notebook Evangelist

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    Sony doesn't really make gaming laptops, although the cards it includes are generally good for light gaming tasks. They include graphics cards for video encoding/decoding and video/photo editing.