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Yo, I've got a pretty decent laptop (P4 2.66GHz, 512 RAM, GeforceFX5200 64Mb graphics), but I don't think it's going to run Half Life 2 that well. So what should I be upgrading, and how? I'm pretty sure the graphics card is almost redundant, and the ram could go up a bit. How do you put in laptop stuff?
Pfff, at least no one will steal without giving them back pain first.
And again i say "Weight ~ 12.5lbs with Battery, holy crap".
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Mmmmm
It has upgradeable graphics by the way. As does the new model by Rock Direct, which is a Radeon X800T (laptop model); but they employ different standards, ATI using AXIOM and nVIDIA using MXM. Both are PCI Express though.
Mmmmm
It has upgradeable graphics by the way. As does the new model by Rock Direct, which is a Radeon X800T (laptop model); but they employ different standards, ATI using AXIOM and nVIDIA using MXM. Both are PCI Express though.
Usually its just a case of taking up the keyboard or undoing a few screws on the back. Its dead easy stuff, though upgrades are usually limited depending on laptop model. For example I could change the RAM, hard drive, processor and wireless card if i desired.
Yo, I've got a pretty decent laptop (P4 2.66GHz, 512 RAM, GeforceFX5200 64Mb graphics), but I don't think it's going to run Half Life 2 that well. So what should I be upgrading, and how? I'm pretty sure the graphics card is almost redundant, and the ram could go up a bit. How do you put in laptop stuff?