im thinking of getting a 3gb ram or 4 gbram toshiba satelite laptop, are they good with running games like halo1, halo2, san andreas, battlefield, and with new games like gears of war, and gta 4
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im thinking of getting a 3gb ram or 4 gbram toshiba satelite laptop, are they good with running games like halo1, halo2, san andreas, battlefield, and with new games like gears of war, and gta 4
I don't think so, but I don't know much about the Satallite line. Post the specs of the laptops you're looking at.
what laptops would you guys suggest to me? i am fifteen, i am thinking of getting a toshiba, or an laptop, maybe even a compaq, which should i get? thank yoU!Pitbulllova
Asus and Gateway both have good gaming laptop lines. Be prepared to spend at least $800-900 for a good one though. My P7811FX cost me $1,250 and that laptop was considered a steal a year ago for that price. What you want to pay closest attention to is the GPU and CPU. RAM is pretty standard among all manufacturers and can be easily upgraded in most laptops. GPUs are often where a manufacturer will try to skim costs/rip off an unsuspecting consumer.
May I was ask why you're looking at a gaming laptop though? For most people they're not ideal gaming solutions since laptop hardware is much more expensive and can't be upgraded. The only reason I bought a gaming laptop was because a desktop was out of the question for my living arrangement last year at college. If you're 15 though I don't imagine you're living in a cramped dorm, travel a lot, or have any other reason to have to constantly move your computer. I think a desktop would be a much better investment for you.
edit: just saw your other post. That laptop is not for gaming. The GPU is crap.
That is silly. Sometimes one needs a mobile gaming solution for when one is not at home. You can't use your desktop on a train trip or easily haul it up to the lake house or to the hotel you're staying in for your business trip. You can get good Asus or Toshiba laptops with a moderate to good gaming GPU (GT 130M - GTX 260M) for as cheap as $900 -1300. Having one of those in tandem with a similarly priced,♠ self-built desktop and you've got a portable and non-portable gaming set up to cover being at home or on the road.Don't bother gaming on a laptop.
Wasdie
There's [QUOTE="Wasdie"]That is silly. Sometimes one needs a mobile gaming solution for when one is not at home. You can't use your desktop on a train trip or easily haul it up to the lake house or to the hotel you're staying in for your business trip. You can get good Asus or Toshiba laptops with a moderate to good gaming GPU (GT 130M - GTX 260M) for as cheap as $900 -1300. Having one of those in tandem with a similarly priced,♠ self-built desktop and you've got a portable and non-portable gaming set up to cover being at home or on the road.Don't bother gaming on a laptop.
WDT-BlackKat
I agree. There are instances, for example when living in a dorm room, where it's just not practical to have a desktop.
The OP should take a look at this laptop:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834117938
Sony Vaios usually have pretty good build quality and it has a good GPU.
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