Solved! Does this look like a really good high res gaming laptop

[smylie4]

Hi i've just bought my first laptop and was hoping to get some people oppinion on if it should be really good for gaming on high res or not and if not what to improve im not the greatest at the whole computer thing thanks.

Configuration Summary
Processor Intel Core i7-920 Quad Core 2.66 GHz Processor, 4.8 GT/sec QPI, 8MB Cache, Socket LGA1366
Display 17" Widescreen WUXGA+ (1920x1200) TFT Screen
Graphics nVidia GeForce Go GTX 280M 1G DDR3 PCI Express Graphics
NB Memory 6GB (3 x 2GB) 1333MHz DDR3 RAM
2.5" Hard Drive 320GB 7,200RPM Serial-ATA Hard Drive
2.5" Hard Drive 2 None
2.5" Hard Drive 3 None
HD Raid (Same HDs only) None
HD Partition Single Partition
Integrated Options 2M Pixel Build in Camera free
Internal Optical Drive 8x DVD-/+RW Dual Layer Drive
Operating System Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium COA (32/64 Bit)
Windows Options Upgrade Windows from 32 bit to 64 bit
Carry Bag Pioneer Standard Notebook Carry Bag
Warranty Options Pioneer DreamCare 1 Year On-Site Pickup and Return Warranty
Standard Items Including AC Adaptor, Battery, Power cable and Ports/Slots, as listed in Product Detail

 

[frozenlead]

Sounds like it's a Clevo D900F series notebook.

They're pretty much the best of the best notebooks you can get - though this one is generally more geared for CPU intensive tasks/workstation use with the desktop processor. The M980NU series notebooks are better for gaming.

 

[smylie4]

Sounds like it's a Clevo D900F series notebook.

They're pretty much the best of the best notebooks you can get - though this one is generally more geared for CPU intensive tasks/workstation use with the desktop processor. The M980NU series notebooks are better for gaming.

Yeah thanks but should still be great for using games like aion and crysis on high res right

 

[frozenlead]

I've never heard of aion. Crysis it will do okay, considering it's a notebook. The M980NU would be better for the money, though.