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#1 WyattDerp
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[QUOTE="WyattDerp"]You are definitely due for an upgrade. I wouldn't recommend upgrading your video card unless you also do the CPU (and subsequently the mobo)... Your CPU will bottleneck anything much more powerful.ionusX

all cpu's bottleneck all gpu :P would u liek to see my 2600k with voodoo 5000 benchmarks?? i happily will where it runs better in every synthetic they can test vs a nehealm quad i7??

his cpu if it was overclocked (cause core 2's pc really well) can hit 2.8ghz with ease and then he could probably handle cards like hd 7770 and gtx 460 SE

For a high end system (lets use a i7 2600K and a GTX 680 as an example), the GPU is the bottleneck. However, his CPU is old enough that it will be the limiting factor. Once he goes beyond a certain caliber of graphics cards, he wont get any better performance.
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#2 WyattDerp
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You are definitely due for an upgrade. I wouldn't recommend upgrading your video card unless you also do the CPU (and subsequently the mobo)... Your CPU will bottleneck anything much more powerful.
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#3 WyattDerp
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I wouldn't recommend one at all. You are paying the premium for a laptop, getting none of the convenience (portability), and all of the cons (price, not up-radable).
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#4 WyattDerp
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I have a friend who rents from http://www.nocompromisegaming.com and seems to be pretty happy with it - I agree with what everyone else said about the money though...