Hey guys, im no computer expert but the laptop im using now is pretty much had it!
Iv been looking around and have no more then 7oo pounds to spend, i found this laptop - my parents dont really want me to buy it from an internet shop, so it has to have a store.
I was woundering if this laptop was any good, for playing games, music, DVDs, doing work!
[/B]ACER AS6920G-6A4G25M[B]
Screen size 16 inches
Screen type Widescreen
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor model number T5750
Processor speed 2 GHz
Processor bus 667 MHz
Processor cache 2 MB
Memory (RAM) 4096 MB
Storage (hard drive) 250 GB
Storage (hard drive) Type SATA
Operating system Windows Vista Home Premium
Application software MicrosoftWorks
Shared graphics No
Dedicated graphics NVIDIA GF9500 512 MB
Any suggestions and comments welcome
Thank you
Lee
Is this Laptop ok?
leeky baby
Alexandra-Sweet
Pretty good laptop, will easily run Guild Wars on high while playing music.
Only problem you'll have is the occasional Vista bugs.
However, some older games might not work properly if you have 4GB memory.
And what exactly do you mean with... "doing work"?
Only problem you'll have is the occasional Vista bugs.
However, some older games might not work properly if you have 4GB memory.
And what exactly do you mean with... "doing work"?
leeky baby
There arnt any older games i will want to play, possibly call of duty 3. Will this laptop run that ok?
Im starting second year of Uni soon, so just word, programming, but it will mostly be used for games. whathcing videos and playing music.
thanks for your reply
Im starting second year of Uni soon, so just word, programming, but it will mostly be used for games. whathcing videos and playing music.
thanks for your reply
Elder III
that laptop should meet all your university needs with no trouble, based on the specs provided. If you can afford it, get an extended warranty too. There's nothing worse than having a problem just after your one yr warranty is up, when you could have had a three yr warranty for just a little more.
leeky baby
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Originally Posted by Elder III
that laptop should meet all your university needs with no trouble, based on the specs provided. If you can afford it, get an extended warranty too. There's nothing worse than having a problem just after your one yr warranty is up, when you could have had a three yr warranty for just a little more.
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Snograt
Tell Comet to stick their extended warranty up their expansion port - Comet warranties, just like those of the Dixons group, are vastly overpriced rip-offs.