Lord Burgess1
Does it say the card?
Another "i need a new laptop" thread
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Lord Burgess1
Is it a Toshiba Satellite C660-1LD?
Lord Burgess1
The laptop name I meant, but I guess not by your reaction.
Lord Burgess1
£500!
For £550 you can get this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-RV511-notebook-2-66GHz-Premium/dp/B004NSUG0E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1310670208&sr=8-2
Has a 1gb dedicated GM 330 or a 420.
For £550 you can get this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-RV511-notebook-2-66GHz-Premium/dp/B004NSUG0E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1310670208&sr=8-2
Has a 1gb dedicated GM 330 or a 420.
Lord Burgess1
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Ebin
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Dalkar said:
Intel HD Graphics, its the step up from the Intel 4500MHD. It runs on 12 unified pipelines (10 with the 4500MHD) and supports up to pixel shader 4.0 on Directx 10. Don't expect it to run smoothly at these settings though. Trust me, there is a reason why I'm getting a new laptop, and it's because I'm running the 4500MHD, the HD Graphics set is only slightly better. If you change to ATI but staying in the same generation of chipsets you can get 80 pipelines (Radeon HD 5430), or you can get really nice and go with the 720 in the GeForce GTX 580M SLI.
Lord Burgess1
*See previous page for an almost equal laptop for less money*
Intel 315 =/= 5870.
Less RAM.
Lower Res Screen.
Less HDD Space.
Samsung.
Less RAM.
Lower Res Screen.
Less HDD Space.
Samsung.
Lord Burgess1
=/= != almost equal
Also it's called an external you lazy sod.
Also try this version
http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/laptops/NP-RF510-S02US
Still less specs, but not 1100 quid.
There is a 6GB version somewhere with a 440 rather than a 330.
Also it's called an external you lazy sod.
Also try this version
http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/laptops/NP-RF510-S02US
Still less specs, but not 1100 quid.
There is a 6GB version somewhere with a 440 rather than a 330.
Doesn't change the fact it's Samsung.
Had terrible experiences with them in the past.
Had terrible experiences with them in the past.
Lord Burgess1
Me and my brother have had Samsung laptops for the last 5 years, never had a single error.
But suppose it's just chance.
But suppose it's just chance.
Pretty much. The option to slam an SSD into one of the drive slots has an appeal too.
And the speaker system.
And the speaker system.
Lord Burgess1
That is a problem I've always had with Samsung laptops, very weedy speakers.
The one I'm looking at has been built from the ground up to have decent sound. Most reviews place the speakers competitively with a solid desktop pair.
