Recent content by MalakiArtook

you would have to have one custom built. there is no market for something like that so no one makes it. your best best is to find a company to make one. you will just have to shop around see who will do it for the best price.

no it will not.

yes it is. but that alone wont allow you to play CoD

you most likely wont get performance increase in games buy upgrading ram. ram just holds short term information that your cpu uses to think. more short term memory doesn't increase processing power. I wouldnt even bother. but if you do just get 8. anything more would just be a waste.

what is the os? and why do you want more ram?

you cant without a computer. have you taken pictures since they were deleted ?

To elaborate on my rather vague response... Custom build laptops are expensive. Entry level, non custom built gaming laptops start at around $1000. to help answer your question better can you tell us what is the computer going to be for? why does it need to be a laptop? why custom?

to quote the big lebowski "You're out of your element Donny."

http://www.bttr-software.de/freesoft/arc1.htm That is like a 20 year old proprietary archive format for dos :/ I hope my link answered your question

Build a new one. you can build a pc for fairly cheap that will last a long time. i spent 1000 on mine and it is great. whats wrong with it?

i suggest not buying a gaming laptop. they go obsolete really fast, are expensive and don't perform well at all. Do you need to game places besides your house? Anyway this kid is looking to sell his. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2168610/laptop-worth.html

I apologize, i was not trying to be rude. i was stressed last night doe to something unrelated and it might have came out in my writing. for the sake of precociousness no you can't do it. desktop parts can not be used in a laptop and there is no way to simply change the PSU.

LOL no. Can you show me this GPU you want to put in this pcie slot? Lets pretend for the sake of understanding that you could fit a brick sized GPU in a laptop case. GPUs take a lot of power. How would you deliver the extra power that would be required? Lap top gpus are little chips that look...

no. laptop parts for the most part are not interchangeable like desktop parts. everything is proprietary and requires different an vry particular parts designed for that product.