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Question - Matthias - 07-23-2009
Howdy,
I already asked Hitman, but I just want to be sure
. Would this computer be able to run SA:MP?http://www.vandenborre.be/WEB/ENG/Page188.vdb?Detail=K6qaL2doKidm#
http://wiki.sa-mp.com/wiki/Introduction#System_Requirements
Thanks!
Re: Question - FarePak - 07-23-2009
It may run SA-MP but anything 3D and the graphics card will probably struggle, no offence but 400 euros isn't worth that.
Go make a thread here, in the "What notebook should I buy" section.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/index.php
They're really good at suggesting what laptops to get in your budget, i'm 100% sure they will suggest something better for 400 euros, just fill out their form thing which is sticked in the "What notebook should I buy" section.
You can compare graphics cards here.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphics-Cards-Benchmark-List.844.0.html
So you can compare the graphics card on that laptop to the one they suggest.
Re: Question - Matthias - 07-23-2009
Thanks for the reply. What do you mean by "but anything 3D"?
I've already ordered it so it's kinda too late for that =/
Re: Question - cloakster - 07-23-2009
(07-23-2009, 08:53 PM)Matthias link Wrote: Thanks for the reply. What do you mean by "but anything 3D"?
I've already ordered it so it's kinda too late for that =/
GTA: SA is a very old game and barely takes anything to run it. So by today's standards, GTA: SA is not a 3D-intensive game and that's what he meant by it. Basically, don't expect to run anything more 3-D intensive than GTA: SA
Re: Question - Exquiza - 07-23-2009
it's onboard gfx
Re: Question - FarePak - 07-23-2009
Tbh I would of least asked around abit more before buying, i'm almost 100% sure you can get a better laptop for 400 euros.
Re: Question - Matthias - 07-24-2009
That's probably true, but I was kinda stupid and ordered it already =/
Oh well, my main intention wasn't to buy it so I could play SA:MP on it. Thanks for the replies.
EDIT: Another stupid question: is it possible to plug a wired mouse that I used to use on my old computer to my laptop? Or does it require a special mouse?
Thanks
Re: Question - FarePak - 07-24-2009
If your mouse is a USB mouse then you'll be able to plug it in the USB port. If not then you're gonna need a PS/2 to USB adapter.
Although if your mouse is fairly new and not budget, it shouldn't be a PS/2 connector.
Re: Question - Matthias - 07-24-2009
Hm it's not an USB mouse =/
Do you know how much a laptop mouse costs?
Re: Question - FarePak - 07-24-2009
Theres not a specific mouse for laptops, you can just get any USB mouse they range from 5 euro to 50+ euro.
Well there are mice made for laptops but only reason it says that they're made for laptops because they're really really small but I prefer a full sized mouse.