Twinsfan85
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Hey All! I have a kick ass desktop system that i play all the latest games on. I want a laptop for these games so i dont have to haul my desktop with me to lan parties and such. My problem is I only have about 1500 to spend. I found a site where i can get this for that price:CPU : Intel® Pentium® M Processor 760 @ 2.0GHz 478-PIN 533FSB 2MB L2 CACHE
MOTHERBOARD : Intel 915GM Alviso & Intel ICH6-M Chipset Mainboard
MEMORY : 1GB PC4200 DDR2-533 SODIMM MEMORY
VIDEO CARD : Upgradable MXM Type II 16X PCI-Express NVIDIA Geforce GO 6600 256MB Video
HARD DRIVE : 80GB 5400RPM SATA150 HARD DRIVE
OPTICAL DRIVE : 8X DVD REWRITABLE DRIVE
SOUND : BUILT-IN AC 97 SOUND.
My question is WIll this be good enough to run some of the newer games such as call of duty 2 and possibly quake 4 smoothly. I dont need to play them at the best quality but preferably a decent setting. I just want them to run smoothly with little lag. Also what the hell does upgradable vid card mean? I thought that laptop vid cards cannot be upgraded. Do they mean i can upgrade the vram or upgrade the card maybe to a 6800 or something like that. Thanks in advance!
MOTHERBOARD : Intel 915GM Alviso & Intel ICH6-M Chipset Mainboard
MEMORY : 1GB PC4200 DDR2-533 SODIMM MEMORY
VIDEO CARD : Upgradable MXM Type II 16X PCI-Express NVIDIA Geforce GO 6600 256MB Video
HARD DRIVE : 80GB 5400RPM SATA150 HARD DRIVE
OPTICAL DRIVE : 8X DVD REWRITABLE DRIVE
SOUND : BUILT-IN AC 97 SOUND.
My question is WIll this be good enough to run some of the newer games such as call of duty 2 and possibly quake 4 smoothly. I dont need to play them at the best quality but preferably a decent setting. I just want them to run smoothly with little lag. Also what the hell does upgradable vid card mean? I thought that laptop vid cards cannot be upgraded. Do they mean i can upgrade the vram or upgrade the card maybe to a 6800 or something like that. Thanks in advance!
