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Daniel G
Im planning to buy the Alienware M11X laptop, and by default it comes with the
Intel Pentium Processor
-Overclockable Intel® Pentium⢠SU4100 1.3GHz (2MB Cache)
can it run world of warcraft at 60 frames per second on high settings With the exeption of being in dalaran/bigass 40man raids?
Answer
Yeah, sure because of its powerful Nvidia graphics. M11X easily plays more graphics intensive games like Portal, TF2 and HL2 maxed at >60FPS.
http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/04/06/review-alienware-m11x/
It can do >100FPS in Bioshock and manage to play Crysis (most graphics intensive game) at medium settings but low resolution.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/23/alienware-m11x-review/
The M11X should have an easy time with WoW. And you would enjoy a lot with many other exciting games on that laptop.
Yeah, sure because of its powerful Nvidia graphics. M11X easily plays more graphics intensive games like Portal, TF2 and HL2 maxed at >60FPS.
http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/04/06/review-alienware-m11x/
It can do >100FPS in Bioshock and manage to play Crysis (most graphics intensive game) at medium settings but low resolution.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/23/alienware-m11x-review/
The M11X should have an easy time with WoW. And you would enjoy a lot with many other exciting games on that laptop.
Will my graphics card be compatible with Fallout: New Vegas?
Nicolas B
I was wondering if Mobile Intel® HD Graphics in my Toshiba Satellite M645 would be compatible with fallout: new vegas. I don't want to waste money on a game that wont work. I think the most recent games with high graphics card requirements i have that will run are Starcraft 2 and Demigod, if that helps at all.
Answer
hi nicolas
allthough the mobile intel HD graphics are onboard which are normally associated with sub standard performance the latest series of these HDgraphics are not totally bad however they are still not good enough for games like starcraft 2 and demigod
the problem when buying laptops for gaming is unless your willing to pay in excess of £1500 for a alienware m17x your not going to be able to run the latest games at decent detail and resolution
however ive looked at your laptop at http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/15/toshiba-satellite-m645-boasts-nvidia-optimus-and-improved-aesthe/ and it looks a pretty good laptop as laptops go..... and from the review you should have either a mobile GTS250 (17" version) or a GT330M with the 14" version.... the intel HD graphics are intergrated to the cpu so the other graphics will be part of the mainboard
what some manufactuers do is have two sets of graphics... the intel HD would be used for everyday use such as web browsing and the other intergrated graphics would be used for gaming and video editing however if you dont know how to enable to other graphics then you would continue to use the intel HD ...............check your laptop manual and see if theres any other intergrated graphics....
failing that then your best bet is to visit http://cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/ .then select the game from the drop down box.... then click the "can you run it " button...this will then scan your laptop or pc and then show a report... it will show if your laptop/pc can run it at either :
1)minimum .... this is when you can run the game at its lowest settings...still playable but wont look as good ..............and
2)recommended .......this is the way the game should look and will run very well... allthough you can still run the game at minimum its allways best to go for recommended(also called optimal )
i hope this has helped nicolas however any problems let me know
good luck mate !
hi nicolas
allthough the mobile intel HD graphics are onboard which are normally associated with sub standard performance the latest series of these HDgraphics are not totally bad however they are still not good enough for games like starcraft 2 and demigod
the problem when buying laptops for gaming is unless your willing to pay in excess of £1500 for a alienware m17x your not going to be able to run the latest games at decent detail and resolution
however ive looked at your laptop at http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/15/toshiba-satellite-m645-boasts-nvidia-optimus-and-improved-aesthe/ and it looks a pretty good laptop as laptops go..... and from the review you should have either a mobile GTS250 (17" version) or a GT330M with the 14" version.... the intel HD graphics are intergrated to the cpu so the other graphics will be part of the mainboard
what some manufactuers do is have two sets of graphics... the intel HD would be used for everyday use such as web browsing and the other intergrated graphics would be used for gaming and video editing however if you dont know how to enable to other graphics then you would continue to use the intel HD ...............check your laptop manual and see if theres any other intergrated graphics....
failing that then your best bet is to visit http://cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/ .then select the game from the drop down box.... then click the "can you run it " button...this will then scan your laptop or pc and then show a report... it will show if your laptop/pc can run it at either :
1)minimum .... this is when you can run the game at its lowest settings...still playable but wont look as good ..............and
2)recommended .......this is the way the game should look and will run very well... allthough you can still run the game at minimum its allways best to go for recommended(also called optimal )
i hope this has helped nicolas however any problems let me know
good luck mate !
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