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RE: Gaming Laptops? - TemperingPick - 10-09-2009
I bet you it gets hot.
RE: Gaming Laptops? - Aaron*1 - 10-09-2009
It's weird that I'm actually saying this but MacBook Pros are pretty good for gaming if you dual boot with Windows...
But they do tend to cost a lot...
RE: Gaming Laptops? - Jack- - 10-09-2009
Yes, MacBooks can run decently and play lower end games such as World of Warcraft quite nicely.
RE: Gaming Laptops? - enter - 10-10-2009
lenovo rules!!!
yey 10 posts
RE: Gaming Laptops? - SylverTech - 10-15-2009
I don't know
RE: Gaming Laptops? - nullsession - 10-15-2009
I would go for one of XXODD
you can find it at http://www.xxodd.com
best brand i know for a decent price and good service and support
RE: Gaming Laptops? - S0rath 0f the Black Sun - 10-18-2009
(10-15-2009, 05:55 PM)nullsession Wrote: I would go for one of XXODD
you can find it at http://www.xxodd.com
best brand i know for a decent price and good service and support
The laptops are hawt and somewhat cheaper than Alienware, do they export to southeast asia?
RE: Gaming Laptops? - baz - 10-18-2009
sony are good laptops , if you can afford it lol
personally if i was you.. go for a barebone laptop , it simple means everything is upgradeable unlike conventional laptops.. HDD , graphics card , ram , cpu etc etc
RE: Gaming Laptops? - S0rath 0f the Black Sun - 10-19-2009
(10-18-2009, 03:13 PM)baz Wrote: sony are good laptops , if you can afford it lol
personally if i was you.. go for a barebone laptop , it simple means everything is upgradeable unlike conventional laptops.. HDD , graphics card , ram , cpu etc etc
Tbh, I've never had the opportunity of assembling a laptop myself, I only assemble desktops, I don't think that's a viable option, plus I think the casing of the laptop along with the manufacturers specs for that particular laptop is built to be applicable to the gear that's in the laptop itself as chosen by the manufacturer.
But if you have any tuts on building a gaming class or desktop replacement class of laptop from scratch, please do share it, it sounds interesting to build your own laptop from barebones.
RE: Gaming Laptops? - [V]VenDetta - 10-19-2009
I have a HP Compaq nc6000 is a nice laptop i dont know if its good but it runs a game.
I only play GTA SA (SA:MP) :p