My new laptop im getting
By diablo24life
@diablo24life (198)
Canada
August 2, 2010 6:25pm CST
here are the specs for my new laptop im getting. the one im on now is by far obselite for what i plan on doing with it.
intel icore7 1.6 ghz, 1mhz/fsb/6mb cache
windows 7 64 bit pro
6GB DDr3 1333 mhz RAM
500GB sata 7200 RPM hardrive
ATI HD5730 mobility radeon
12x dvd burner
and 15.6 display
7 responses
@gunjandubey (512)
• India
3 Aug 10
Specifications are quite nice,what company you will prefer dell ,sony or hp....??
@gunjandubey (512)
• India
3 Aug 10
Dell have good range of laptops,they have both the design and performance....
@diablo24life (198)
• Canada
3 Aug 10
Its a dell XPS
really nice desgign alot of people buy toshibas and laptops from bestbuy.. but dell makes some solid laptops i deffintley reccomend dell for you in the future
@Fayalite (39)
• United States
3 Aug 10
Are you an avid gamer? You shouldn't need a serious upgrade like this unless you you are using heavy graphics. If you are looking to game, a PC is a overall better choice by comparison. The parts are much cheaper. What's the total cost running you for this machine?
@diablo24life (198)
• Canada
3 Aug 10
i Have a high end desktop right now. im a hardcore computer fanatic and im looking to duel run MMORPGS, diablo, wow, etc. i have 2 accounts in all of them i do bug rushes and all sorts of shortcuts
@harpreet89 (723)
• India
3 Aug 10
Well nice specs here in this laptop but i think that isn't i7 1.6GHz a bit slow ???
Coz this specification are of a gaming laptop and with this processor, your games would easily bottleneck it because most of the games nowadays usually consume power from max 2 cores. So, it would easily bottleneck that processor.
And i suspect the performance of graphic card also.Its ATI 5730 mobility series, so it would be delivering lesser power than expected. So, do check the graphic card also.
But i think the main problem is the processor. So, have a look at other options too.
Coz this specification are of a gaming laptop and with this processor, your games would easily bottleneck it because most of the games nowadays usually consume power from max 2 cores. So, it would easily bottleneck that processor.
And i suspect the performance of graphic card also.Its ATI 5730 mobility series, so it would be delivering lesser power than expected. So, do check the graphic card also.
But i think the main problem is the processor. So, have a look at other options too.@diablo24life (198)
• Canada
5 Aug 10
not for an icore7 processor. 1.6 is very high or icores its not the same as a duelcore or other processors that usually range from 2.6 - 3.0
this processor is far faster
@maverick555 (99)
• India
3 Aug 10
I am also looking to upgrade. i think i might go for the same specs as you got. i am a hardcore gamer too.
@ReViewMeMedia (3785)
• United States
4 Aug 10
The thing about the gaming computers is that a lot of new games require higher graphics cards and more CPU power, laptops are not easy to upgrade for gaming, at least that's what I've heard, I'm not sure about gaming laptops though.
@diablo24life (198)
• Canada
5 Aug 10
yeah alienware has some really nice laptops, i was goign to purchase one of those over the XPS but the price of them is pretty expensive
