Laptops?

Mut68

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I dont know much about them so could some 1 tell me if they are any good for playing games? are the graphics good?

Q1. are sony Vaio's any good? if so which 1 is the best to buy?
Q2. wot is the best graphics card out for a laptop?
Q3. can i still play games as good on a laptop as on desktop? is it as stable and reliable?
Q4. will world of warcraft play good on one? wireless i mean?
 

Dommers

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Q1. Sony are generally not into gaming laptops
Q2. Atm I think its Nvidias Geforce 7800GTX Go
Q3. Depending on what laptop you get yes. But don't think that you can play it for a long time not connected to the mains and the laptop will be heavy.
Q4. Depending on the stability/speed of the connection I should think so.
 

Mut68

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kk thx for feed back, is the NVIDIA® GeForce™ Go 6400 with TurboCache™ supporting 128MB (*) any good? will i be able 2 play battle field 2 on it?

and which sony vaio is the best there are 2 many diffrent styls i like the FS 1 is there any main diffrence or are they all practicaly the same?
 

inactionman

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Turbocache is the new name for nicking system memory and using it as graphics memory, avoid!

If you want a proper gaming laptop you'll need one that has at least 128Mb, preferably 256Mb, of real onboard memory, and a minimum of 1Gb Ram, preferably using a mobile AMD64 processor. Dunno who makes them, Sony certainly don't, and anyway I won't touch Sony products after the recent DRM rootkit debarkle. If they install rootkits on their music CD's, who knows what they add on their laptops!
 

Mut68

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lol ok thx, alienware is a bit price 4 me, think ill look for somthing eles
 

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