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How does my new laptop fare against Crysis?
I'm thinking about buying it if I can run it well, here are the specs:
Battalion 101 SLC-700 $1,112.00 1 $1,112.00
Case ( Battalion 101 SLC-700 17" WXGA 1440X900 Widescreen LCD TFT Notebook w/Li-ion 6 cells battery, Universal AC Power Adapter Original Metallic Black Color )
Processor ( [New !!!] Intel® Core 2 Duo Mobile T5450 Dual-Core Processor (2x 1.66GHz/2MB Cache/667FSB) )
Microsoft Windows Vista operation system )
Memory ( 4 GB(2 GB X2) DDR2-667 PC5300 [Notebook Memory] Corsair Value or Major Brand )
Video Card ( Mobility 512MB NVIDIA GeForce GO 8600M GS PCI-Express 3D Video )
Hard Drive ( 160 GB 5400rpm Serial-ATA-150 Super Slim Notebook Hard Drive )
External Hard Drives [USB 2.0/eSATA] ( None )
CD-RW/DVD-RW Drive ( 8x Dual Format DVD±R/±RW 16x CD-R/RW Combo Drive [Battalion 101 SLC-700] )
Sound Card ( 3D Premium Surround Sound Onboard )
It also has 64 bit Vista (Home)
It will run Crysis, but not incredibly well. Your processor is a little slow (consider upgrading to 2 GHz or higher), and an 8600M GT would be better - and cards like the 8800GTS/GTX would be even better than that. Everything else looks fine, and while you may run into framerate issues on really detailed scenes/battles, your laptop shouldn't have much problem with lower detail settings in general.
Aside from that, you may want to be careful about that graphics card. NVIDIA's 8400 and 8600 series cards have had serious overheating and failure issues, and it's become a big problem for a lot of laptop owners. You may want to consider buying a laptop with an NVIDIA 9000-series card or an ATI card instead.
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