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Is playing bf4  extremely hard on a laptop , not sure if it will over heat and die on me....that would not be good.

 

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i would definitely say the heat issue would be the biggest concern .. 

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you need to set up a video camera so we all can watch it go up in smoke while you're playing lol :devil:

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I was playing with someone who plays on a laptop the other day. They said it was a custom built one and they ran everything on ultra at 60 fps. Another guy also told me he played on his alienware laptop. so it can be done. might wanna get one of those aftermarket heat disspipating fans for it.

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yes B - MURDA play on a laptop.. but he has it all tricked out ..know a few people that do. but have a good cooler for the laptop.like edd said watch the temps ...

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Best Gaming Laptops of 2014...

 

 

http://www.laptopmag.com/gaming-laptops

 

Alienware 17!!

 

8 gigs of graphic memory?? for a 17" monitor...that is OP...

 

Here are all the specs...

 

jn

 

CPU 2.9-GHz Intel Core i7-4910MQ GPU Operating System MS Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) RAM 16GB RAM Upgradable to Hard Drive Size 256GB Hard Drive Speed n/a Hard Drive Type SSD Drive Secondary Hard Drive Size 1TB Secondary Hard Drive Speed 5,400 Secondary Hard Drive Type SATA Hard Drive Display Size 17.3 Native Resolution 1920x1080 Optical Drive BD-R Optical Drive Speed 8X Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M/Intel HD Graphics 4600 Video Memory 8GB Wi-Fi 802.11n Wi-Fi Model Killer NIC 1202 Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0 Mobile Broadband Touchpad Size 4 x 2.25 Ports (excluding USB) Mini DisplayPort Ports (excluding USB) Microphone Ports (excluding USB) HDMI-out Ports (excluding USB) HDMI-in Ports (excluding USB) Gigabit Ethernet Ports (excluding USB) security lock slot Ports (excluding USB) Dual Headphone Ports (excluding USB) USB 3.0 USB Ports 4 Card Slots 9-1 card reader Warranty/Support 1 Year Alienware Basic Support Size 17.9 x 12.9 x 2.26~2.23-inch Weight 9.2 pounds Company Website www.alienware.com - See more at: http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/alienware-17-2014#sthash.N5X5mPUt.dpuf

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Best Gaming Laptops of 2014...

 

 

http://www.laptopmag.com/gaming-laptops

 

Alienware 17!!

 

8 gigs of graphic memory?? for a 17" monitor...that is OP...

 

Here are all the specs...

 

jn

 

CPU 2.9-GHz Intel Core i7-4910MQ GPU Operating System MS Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) RAM 16GB RAM Upgradable to Hard Drive Size 256GB Hard Drive Speed n/a Hard Drive Type SSD Drive Secondary Hard Drive Size 1TB Secondary Hard Drive Speed 5,400 Secondary Hard Drive Type SATA Hard Drive Display Size 17.3 Native Resolution 1920x1080 Optical Drive BD-R Optical Drive Speed 8X Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M/Intel HD Graphics 4600 Video Memory 8GB Wi-Fi 802.11n Wi-Fi Model Killer NIC 1202 Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0 Mobile Broadband Touchpad Size 4 x 2.25 Ports (excluding USB) Mini DisplayPort Ports (excluding USB) Microphone Ports (excluding USB) HDMI-out Ports (excluding USB) HDMI-in Ports (excluding USB) Gigabit Ethernet Ports (excluding USB) security lock slot Ports (excluding USB) Dual Headphone Ports (excluding USB) USB 3.0 USB Ports 4 Card Slots 9-1 card reader Warranty/Support 1 Year Alienware Basic Support Size 17.9 x 12.9 x 2.26~2.23-inch Weight 9.2 pounds Company Website www.alienware.com - See more at: http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/alienware-17-2014#sthash.N5X5mPUt.dpuf

 

 

Alienware has gone down in quality since dell bought them out. now you are basically paying a premium for the name.

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I run on a laptop.

 

A few things to note.

 

Laptops run warmer vs. desktops and it's considered normal so don't totally freak out.

 

For example my 780M GTX idles at what most desktop people's higher temps are. Same for CPU.

 

My CPU and GPU aren't considered overheating until 90-100c. Most desktop chips would self destruct at that temp, but mobile things are designed to run a bit warmer. The thermal specs are raised on them, the down fall is they are generally more expensive or slower vs. desktop ver. For example my 780M GTX is probably closer to a 680GTX desktop model performance wise.

 

That said more heat and smaller air space to displace it means heat can build up much faster and is what causes most peoples issues.

 

I personally don't use a laptop cooler, but my laptop has 2 fans (one for CPU and one for GPU) and they run full speed when I game. I also am on a glass desk with room behind it. Room temp is prob 77F

 

Basically I am

780M GTX Overclocked another 100+MHz

4910MQ Overclocked another 1.2GHz on all cores perm.

1TB SSD

32GB Ram

Blu-Ray Burner

15.6" High Gamut screen (I play on an external 24" 144Hz screen via DP cable).

 

My GPU and CPU under load both run around mid-upper 70's which is actually really.

 

My PSU is only 180W and I am probably running it at the limit. I disable onboard monitor when gaming to free up some power on it even hah.

 

It really just comes down to the machine you get and the components used.

 

I've played on laptops since before BF3 and no issues but my laptops are 2.5-3k range also.

 

I stopped doing desktops after got tired of power they use, heat the generate and I like the fact I can take my laptop with me and have gaming to go basically hah.

 

What laptop do you have and what temps does it run? You may need to download something to check temps if you don't know.

 

The newer stuff is much better at heat though.

For example the i7 CPU's won't really fry on overheating, they will just slow down the clock, same for most the newer GPU's.

 

For example when I get lazy and don't open up mine to clear the vents it gets a tad warmer but instead of overheating it will just get a little slower to compensate for the heat.

Most desktops will do this now too with the newer stuff.

 

A cooler will never heart though, adds some cooling, noise and piece of mind for a cheap price. I don't bother as I have 3yr warranty on all my parts and replace it generally after it ends and sell the old machine.

I would however suggest cleaning it out every few months. Most have a lower cover that come off and you can blow air from inside that to the outside through the vents to blow the dust bunnies out. Laptop fans generally push more air through smaller spaces so need cleaning of vents a lot more often vs. a desktop would.

 

Anyone with the money I would say get a Sager/Clevo notebook. They generally are close to half the price of AW and better performance. They are not flashy either and more professional/business look. IE less chance to be stolen hah. They also do 3yr warranty for only 150 which on a 3k+ machine is a great deal.

My machine is very similar to them as I use a variant of a shell they use.

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I run on a laptop.

 

A few things to note.

 

Laptops run warmer vs. desktops and it's considered normal so don't totally freak out.

 

For example my 780M GTX idles at what most desktop people's higher temps are. Same for CPU.

 

My CPU and GPU aren't considered overheating until 90-100c. Most desktop chips would self destruct at that temp, but mobile things are designed to run a bit warmer. The thermal specs are raised on them, the down fall is they are generally more expensive or slower vs. desktop ver. For example my 780M GTX is probably closer to a 680GTX desktop model performance wise.

 

That said more heat and smaller air space to displace it means heat can build up much faster and is what causes most peoples issues.

 

I personally don't use a laptop cooler, but my laptop has 2 fans (one for CPU and one for GPU) and they run full speed when I game. I also am on a glass desk with room behind it. Room temp is prob 77F

 

Basically I am

780M GTX Overclocked another 100+MHz

4910MQ Overclocked another 1.2GHz on all cores perm.

1TB SSD

32GB Ram

Blu-Ray Burner

15.6" High Gamut screen (I play on an external 24" 144Hz screen via DP cable).

 

My GPU and CPU under load both run around mid-upper 70's which is actually really.

 

My PSU is only 180W and I am probably running it at the limit. I disable onboard monitor when gaming to free up some power on it even hah.

 

It really just comes down to the machine you get and the components used.

 

I've played on laptops since before BF3 and no issues but my laptops are 2.5-3k range also.

 

I stopped doing desktops after got tired of power they use, heat the generate and I like the fact I can take my laptop with me and have gaming to go basically hah.

 

What laptop do you have and what temps does it run? You may need to download something to check temps if you don't know.

 

The newer stuff is much better at heat though.

For example the i7 CPU's won't really fry on overheating, they will just slow down the clock, same for most the newer GPU's.

 

For example when I get lazy and don't open up mine to clear the vents it gets a tad warmer but instead of overheating it will just get a little slower to compensate for the heat.

Most desktops will do this now too with the newer stuff.

 

A cooler will never heart though, adds some cooling, noise and piece of mind for a cheap price. I don't bother as I have 3yr warranty on all my parts and replace it generally after it ends and sell the old machine.

I would however suggest cleaning it out every few months. Most have a lower cover that come off and you can blow air from inside that to the outside through the vents to blow the dust bunnies out. Laptop fans generally push more air through smaller spaces so need cleaning of vents a lot more often vs. a desktop would.

 

Anyone with the money I would say get a Sager/Clevo notebook. They generally are close to half the price of AW and better performance. They are not flashy either and more professional/business look. IE less chance to be stolen hah. They also do 3yr warranty for only 150 which on a 3k+ machine is a great deal.

My machine is very similar to them as I use a variant of a shell they use.

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they cannot play without overheating.

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I play on a ROG G750J. The only game I had trouble to maintain was planetside 2 in ultra high quality.

 

I'm not checking the heat with a sofware or else but it doesn't feel like playing a whole night of BF is an issue.

 

Aeration on the ROGs is pretty good though.

 

Agree with you Mouse, Alienware are awesome but it's clearly overpriced.

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good laptop for games, and good price: http://gamepc.nl/game-laptops/game-laptop-l-156-1

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if your laptop has a pcie slot you can always get one of these and run a desktop graphics card

 

 

http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki-index.php?page=ViDock

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i play on notebook and have 130fps:devil: :devil:

temp 75C

confg normal FH

MSI GT70 with gtx780m:devil: :devil: but the best gpu is for notebook gtx980m, next yeah i bu it me :lol:

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i play on notebook and have 130fps:devil: :devil:
temp 75C
confg normal FH
MSI GT70 with gtx780m:devil: :devil:
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German games run faster. everyone knows that.

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