I've always been a strong advocate for single GPU's over SLI/Crossfire configurations, especially on single monitor set-ups. There are just too many drawbacks to multi-card solutions.General_X
You're pretty limited by the combination of the Atom Processor and IGMA graphics card. I'm surprised you can play what you've listed above, in fact. Some thing you might be able to play that are fun: Terraria FTL Teleglitch Otherwise, google "can I run this" and pick games from the list.
This is generally fine. In fact, I'm pretty sure most 3/DS games save on the cartridge. I can say this with relative certainty because when I buy preowned games at Gamestop they generally with have save files on them already.
gonna file this one under who cares because if you want to throw your money away on a cpu tower shaped like an alien's head then there's nothing that warrants saying
[QUOTE="kraken2109"][QUOTE="Blistrax"]How is portal 2 a crippled port? And most people wouldn't consider a GTX 590 minimum... Pretty sure that guy was trolling. In all seriousness, building a fairly reasonable gaming PC (desktop) is not a ridiculous or expensive undertaking. The problem is people think they can get an affordable and awesome laptops for gaming. Generally speaking this isn't the case. Build a desktop with a reasonable amount of initial investment and enjoy games released the way they were meant to be played, not the limited control copies they release for consoles.
what processor do you have? if you're bottlenecking at the CPU and not the GPU this isn't gonna help anyway, just make it worse. Unless you're running an unlocked i7 you're probably just best off getting a nice single card.
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