gaming laptops

sakdieselsakdiesel NC
edited March 2007 in Hardware
Does anyone have any thoughts or working knowledge of a good gaming laptop that will run Battlefield 2 without choking for under $1500? :confused:

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  • airoh69airoh69
    edited March 2007
    http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/ntbkx57500.asp?v=d
    http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=262641

    thats one of the best i could found
  • sakdieselsakdiesel NC
    edited March 2007
    Cool, Thanks, I will check them out.
    :clap:

    do you know what the difference is between the NVIDIA GeForce GO 7600 and 7300 is?
    :confused:
  • ZuntarZuntar North Carolina Icrontian
    edited March 2007
    GeForce Go 7300
    Graphics Bus Technology PCI Express
    Memory Interface 64-bit
    Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 5.6
    Fill Rate (Gpixels/sec) 1.4
    Vertices/Second (Millions) 260
    Memory Data Rate (MHz) 700
    RAMDACs (MHz) 400



    GeForce Go 7600
    Graphics Bus Technology PCI Express
    Memory Interface 128-bit
    Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 16
    Fill Rate (Billion pixels/sec) 3.6
    Vertices/Second (Millions) 550
    RAMDACs (MHz) 400


    Dude, I would stick with the GO 7600, for BF2 and newer games, the 7300 is not very good for "newer" games.
  • Loki047Loki047
    edited March 2007
    http://www.pctorque.com/
  • sakdieselsakdiesel NC
    edited March 2007
    Zuntar, thanks for the info. I definitely want the 7600 with 128 bit. Do you know if the go 7400 is 64 or 128?:thumbsup:

    I would rather have the Sager that LOKI sent but it is way out of my price range.:( Thanks LOKI!
  • ZuntarZuntar North Carolina Icrontian
    edited March 2007
    7400 is basically the same as the 7300 just a tad faster. Still 64-bit tho.
  • stoopidstoopid Albany, NY New
    edited March 2007
    My dell inspiron 9300 with the XPS laptop bios, upgraded battery, power supply, and Go 7800GTX ran BF2 without breaking a sweat.

    I followed this guide:

    http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=113866


    Beware that this seriously voids the warranty, but for about $1650 I had a screaming laptop.
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