Notebook

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Is that notebook good for gaming (latest ones)?

possibly, but since that's The Worst Website Ever i can't really tell..

CPU : Core Duo T2400 (2x 1,83 GHz)

Cache : 2048 KB

Front Side Bus : 667 MHz

RAM : 1024 MB

RAM max. : 2048 MB

RAM type : DDR2 533

Hard drive : 120.0 GB

Optical drive : DVD-Supermulti Dual

IDE P-ATA : Ultra ATA/100

Display : 15.4 "

Display type : TFT WXGA Color Shine Glare

Resolution max. : 1280 x 800

Videocard : nVidia GeForce Go 7600

VRAM : 512 MB

PCMCIA : 1 x Type II

USB Port : 4 x Typ 2.0

IEEE1394 : Yes

Bluetooth : Yes

Wireless : WLAN 802.11a/b/g "WLAN Access-Point"

RJ-45 : 1

RJ-11 : 1

Microphone interface : 1

Headphones : 1

S/P-DIF : Yes

Line-IN : 1

TV-Out : 1

External Monitor : 1

LAN : GBLAN 10/100/1000

Modem : 56K

Soundcard : Yes

Speakers : Stereo

Keyboard : 88 keys

Mouse : TouchPad

Operating System : Windows XP Home OEM

Additional software : Works OEM DVD-Software Brennsoftware Anti-Virus Software

Battery : Li-Ionen Battery

Battery life : 3.5 hours

Dimensions : 354 x 35.2 x 284 mm

Weight : 2.85 kg

Warranty : 24 Month

Service : 24 Month Pick-Up & Return

Accessories : 4-in1 Card Reader integrierte Web-/Videokamera DVI-D interface

Price : 1396,99 € (includes VAT)

"Is that notebook good for gaming (latest ones)?"


notebook and gaming are not two words i often use together

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Don't know how good the mobile version is, but the standard 7600 is going to struggle to run all the latest games at the laptops full res I'd imagine. It's a nice all-round spec for basic gaming though.

"but the standard 7600 is going to struggle to run all the latest games at the laptops full res"


um...gulp.

so er how goods the 7600GT PCI-e then (was thinking of it as my next card in my ever further away upgrade, yeh the same one i was asking all those questions for, still hasnt happened )

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just don't buy DELL :P

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Willb Wrote:
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> so er how goods the 7600GT PCI-e then (was thinking of it as my next
> card in my ever further away upgrade, yeh the same one i was asking
> all those questions for, still hasnt happened )

It's what replaced the 6600GT I'd imagine, which is a budget gaming card. Things such as the 6800 should beat it handsomely, game dependant.

The laptop version is a lower powered varient of that, and certainly won't be any faster. It'll run games from a couple of year ago no problem at all at full res, I guess, but I seriously doubt it's going to be able to pull 1280x800 out of the bag constantly at high detail levels in the latest games.

I'd say it was a very good spec laptop, but that it will start to show its age very quickly in games.

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> just don't buy DELL :P

rofl! Love how they don't arse with a fire extinguisher


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of course thats a good laptop...


Andrew. Australia.

Yes... obviously it's good...

But for gaming, it's not particularly (it's no GeForce MX though!)

(on the graphics chip, not this specific laptop)

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Gaming is also an option thanks to Nvidia's GeForce Go 7600, the mobile version of the impressive 7600 desktop series. You won't be able to use the full resolution of the screen on the latest titles, but we played Far Cry with HDR enabled at 1,280 x 1,024, achieving 23fps. Using our low settings at 1,024 x 768, it scored 36fps in Far Cry and 39fps in Call of Duty 2.

"Adequate" probably covers it, but like I say, it's not going to last long for the new games.

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> Is that notebook good for gaming (latest ones)?

If you are student so you can also take a look on this site [www.nofost.de]
There are great thinkpads but I know they are more expensive than other notebooks.