Need A Notebook

[XTR3M3-3V0]

Hello all !

Well, I have a decided to buy a gaming notebook. But confused about that which one should I buy !

I need a notebook having ATI Mobility Rdeon HD 3870 X2 [SINGLE/DUAL].

Anyone plz help me in that ???

 

[frozenlead]

Why do you need that specific chip? It's really not that great...

Fill out Maziar's sticky, please

 

[Pico_w]

You can see the performance of almost all of the notebook GPU's here:

http/www.notebookcheck.net/Comparison-of-Graphic-Cards.130.0.html

I find this laptop a good bang for the bucks deal. Eventhough the GPU is not as great as the one you wanted plus the CPU is a little bit underpowered. This one is less bulky also.

http/www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152073&Tpk=MSI%20GX630

A notebook with ATI Mobility Rdeon HD 3870 X2 would be at least 17" big which is too bulky for my taste.

Here is a notebook that I found with a better GPU than the MSI one.

http/www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834101166

By the way... the ATI Mobility Rdeon HD 3870 X2 consumes 110watts.

 

[dwellman]

110 watts? That's more than a lot of entire notebooks consume.

 

[frozenlead]

...which is why I don't recommend it. You'll get the most with your money (and battery) with an nvidia card. (in a notebook, at least)

 

[XTR3M3-3V0]

thanx pico for ur help !

frozen i like AMD/ATI stuffzz thats y i need a notebook with such specs.

plz help me in finding out a notebook with ATI MOBILITY RADEON HD 3870 X2 plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

 

[frozenlead]

In a desktop, fanism is great, and lots of people do it, and it's just fine. But in notebooks, I don't think that its very appropriate, especially considering that performance isn't the only aspect you're looking for. Size, weight, battery life all factor in too - and there, AMD products fall severely short. Notebooks are also a heck of a lot more expensive than desktops. I'd rather pay for something that will perform better with better battery life. I understand you like AMD products, but considering the massive power draw of the X2 and its lower level of performance...it's just rather stupid to get.

 

[XTR3M3-3V0]

In a desktop, fanism is great, and lots of people do it, and it's just fine. But in notebooks, I don't think that its very appropriate, especially considering that performance isn't the only aspect you're looking for. Size, weight, battery life all factor in too - and there, AMD products fall severely short. Notebooks are also a heck of a lot more expensive than desktops. I'd rather pay for something that will perform better with better battery life. I understand you like AMD products, but considering the massive power draw of the X2 and its lower level of performance...it's just rather stupid to get.

thanx for ur opinion mate !

right now i just need to know much about its performance instead of buying it first !