So a dual core rather than something like a 720m?
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i7 720 you mean?jay_courage wrote:
So a dual core rather than something like a 720m?
It's an i7 720mobile clocked at 1.66
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Ahh, 1.66ghz? That's a bit slow is it not? Yes, it's a Q-core, but underclocking it by that much?jay_courage wrote:
It's an i7 720mobile clocked at 1.66
it may only be 1.66 but all i7 are quad core with HT so the computer sees 8 cores, also I believe it got a turbo thing that ramps it up when need be
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My laptop has a 220M, and can play games just fine.Stubbee wrote:
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Try Cystic Fibrosis, fucker.Stubbee wrote:
Derailing? You are such a Troob.
Gaming puts a lot of stress on your mouse and keyboard. Laptops can't handle, for long, that kind of usage.
The video performance is almost always sub-par.
Gaming on a laptop = frustration.
THE
FUCK
OUT.
No where does it say in the OP about ill heatlh and I don't keep track of everyone's else health status on this site.
Jay: i am also sorry about your health.
I can understand the desire for gaming whilst in the hospital having spent enough time in them myself.
Regardless of his health a gaming laptop STILL SUCKS. The only mobile card comparable to his desktop is the 280M. Such a laptop will be very expensive. If price is not an issue then a good 280M system from a reputable manufacturer is the only way to go. Hopefully you won't have issues with it.