Solved! Want to buy a laptop which could run games for atleast 2 yrs ...

[param89]

Hello,
here is a configuration of a laptop m going to buy suggest ....
toshiba L750 Xxx
750 H DD
1GB or 2GB N vidia Ge force 525M
intel i5 2nd generation 2410
4 G b ram ...
please suggest me asap ....

 

[Emerald]

if you can, upgrade the memory to 8GB

 

[jaguarskx]

The GeForce 525M is a somewhat weak card, but if you are ok with low and medium graphics settings then it can last you 2+ years.

 

[param89]

if you can, upgrade the memory to 8GB

toshiba provides 2 slots for and is divided as 2*2 = 4 GB ... so i dont know weather its possible or not and moreover ... can u plz guide me with the 3D card mentioned i.e 525M can i be able to play FEAR 3 with the same configuration ....

and do suggest some laptops for gaming and designing ... in 45000 INR ...


thankzz ..

 

[param89]

The GeForce 525M is a somewhat weak card, but if you are ok with low and medium graphics settings then it can last you 2+ years.

thankz for replying


... can u plz guide me with the 3D card mentioned i.e 525M can i be able to play FEAR 3 with the same configuration .... my friend has bought a toshiba A660 which has 350M graphics card same as 525M and and can run it in medium and high too ... it lags in ultra ...

and can i change the graphic card in future if required ??

and do suggest some laptops for gaming and designing ... in 45000 INR ...

and is my laptop compatible to go with 3D vision ...


thankzz ..

 

[param89]

Hello,
here is a configuration of a laptop m going to buy suggest ....
toshiba L750 X5315
640 HDD 5400 rpm
1GB Nvidia Ge force 525M
intel i5 2nd generation 2410
4 G b ram ...
and wht is better window premium 32 bit or 64 bit
please suggest me asap ....

 

[jaguarskx]

FEAR 3 is pretty easy to run compared to other modern games based on what I've read so I guess the GeForce GT 525 shouldn't have problems with medium or higher settings as long as the resolution is 1366x768.

See following link for benchmarks of that video card.

http/www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GT-525M.43889.0.html


Only a few laptops have the ability to change the video card and in general the are pretty expensive; I would say at least $1,500+ USD and the must be gaming laptops. I am not saying every single $1,500+ laptop will let to change the video card though. I would say 98% of current available laptops have the video card/chip soldered into the motherboard and cannot be upgraded.

It's a bit difficult to recommend a laptop in a foreign country since it is not as simple as converting one currency into another. However, I bought my 14" Lenovo IdeaPad Y470 for about $680 before taxes and during a sale. It has a Core i5-2410M CPU and a nVidia GT 550M video card.

I don't know anything about 3D vision.