View Full Version : I am planning to buy a new netbook this december
I will be coming over to USA this Christmas to spend some time with my little brother. I am planning to buy an ultra portable netbook. I came over this Asus N10J netbook which also includes Nvidia graphics along with the Intel GMA set. Basically I will be playing games like Counter Strike 1.6, Cricket 07, Warrior Within, Left 4 Dead, San Andreas, NFS Carbon and maybe Crysis. I will be working on NetBeans, Dreamweaver and Photoshop.
It is around 700$ so is it worth a buy considering the fact that I want a small computer. If there are any similar netbooks or low priced AMD laptops then do let me know.
Vietnamese Crippler
11-22-2009, 04:20 AM
Crysis? On a netbook? :rofl:
But that ASUS one is probably the best chance you'll have at running any games.
There are some videos on youtube. But I wouldn't care. Maybe I will wait till May next year and buy a 64 bit laptop with 512 mb graphic memory.
Vietnamese Crippler
11-22-2009, 05:25 AM
Still wouldn't be able to play the original Crysis that well, unless maybe if you spring for Core i7 or lower the graphics way down.
Then again I'm a graphics whore and running Crysis at <35 FPS bugs the crap out of me. Your mileage may vary.
Bad Company
11-22-2009, 08:40 PM
Stop posting on my wall.
if you're gonna spend $700, just buy a decent notebook. i didn't even know they made $700 netbooks. kinda defeats the point of their existence, as a cheaper, less powerful alternative to a notebook.
Requiem
11-23-2009, 01:12 PM
Yeah, don't buy a netbook if you want to game. Just buy a decent smaller notebook if you want a smaller one.
Allienware M11x sounds perfect for me atm.
taker707
03-11-2010, 04:00 AM
Allienware M11x sounds perfect for me atm.
stay away from alienware . they are trouble
#BROKEN Hasney
03-11-2010, 04:19 AM
stay away from alienware . they are trouble
Source?
Taker707 you better come up with a proper explanation or I will open a can of whoop ass down your candy arse.
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