Today , when I was reading the newspaper (normally I don't) , I spotted this laptop:

 

 

 

Specs:(I try to translate as good as possible :mrgreen: (not that there is much to , but still))

 

 

 

- Dual core T3400 (2.16GHz , 1 mb L2-cache , FSB 667)

 

- 4GB DDR2 SDRAM

 

-320GB hard drive

 

-17" screen

 

-NVIDIA GeForce 9500M GS DirectX 10 with 512MB GDDR2 videomemory and digital HDMI audio-/video output

 

-Blu-ray player/ multi-standard CD and DVD burner with Blu-ray disk-,DVD-RAM- and dual layer-support

 

-Wireless LAN 802.1 b/g/draft n 300mbps

 

-integrated 1.3 megapixels webcam with microphone

 

-4-1-1 multicardreader (SD ,MMC , MS , and MS pro)

 

-Integrated audiosystem with 2 speakers and a subwoofer

 

-Fast Ethernet LAN-port (10/100 mbps)

 

-High performance Li-ion accu with 9 cells

 

-"alot connection methods"

 

-complete software packet with Windows Vista Home premium 32bit inclusive service pack 1 (64bit recovery-dvd included)

 

-also (I can see on the picture ) comes with Medi@show , powerdvd ,powerproducer , coredraw , mediaone and microsoft works 9)

 

 

 

That for the price of 699 and 3 year warranty (the shop gives you a new laptop if yours break)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now for my computer that [*****] and wich I currently use :x

 

 

Specs:

 

 

 

 

 

-19" screen (wich costed 300 back then)

 

-1GB DDR2 RAM

 

-built in wireless

 

-pentium 4

 

-SIS videocard (baaaaaad) 64mb :s

 

 

 

That's about it ;

 

 

 

How much would you pay for my computer and what do you think about the laptop? (price , specs , videocard)

 

And can the laptops run good games? (examples)

 

 

 

Thanks ,

 

Fubol

First off, you couldn't sell your current computer for much of anything - computers have essentially no resale value. As to your new computer, that is not a particularly good deal, but I may just be off since prices are generally significantly higher in Europe compared to the US. Finally, what do you define as "good" games? Runescape or Crysis? The computer could run games like world in conflict or crysis at medium - low settings just fine, but not much above that.

Yeah dude no one is going to buy your computer...

 

 

 

The laptop is ok, the 9500M GS isn't going to be able to handle anything too big. As sniper said Crysis on low details, but nothing good, especially for the price.

Yeah dude no one is going to buy your computer...

 

 

 

The laptop is ok, the 9500M GS isn't going to be able to handle anything too big. As sniper said Crysis on low details, but nothing good, especially for the price.

 

 

 

 

 

At selling of my computer : Ah , I wasn't thinking that I would get anything for it ; but I could try :P

 

 

 

Hmm , but will the card run games like COD 4 & 5 , HAWX , GRID? 'cus that's what I'm pointing at

 

And will the laptop run games that come out now (the card is directx 10 compatible?)

The card is DX10 compatible but nothing really good is going to run in DX10 mode on it.

 

 

 

COD 4/5 would run on it (they're wonderfully optimized because of IW's engine), HAWX I'm not sure, GRID I'm not sure. I'm fairly positive you could get away with low-medium settings though.

I have no idea where you live, so i took a guess on Germany.

 

/WF06b/321957-321957-3329744-64354-64354-3837623-3924941.html]http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/de/de/[garden tool] ... 24941.html

 

Intel® Core 2 Duo Prozessor P7450, 2,13 GHz , 3 MB Level-2-Cache

 

(2 x 2048 MB) (ram)

 

500 GB (sata, 5400rpm)

 

Lightscribe Super Multi DVD-Brenner (+/-R +/-RW) mit Double-Layer-Unterstützung

 

17" WXGA+ High-Definition Entspiegeltes Display mit Infinity BrightView - 1440 x 900

 

NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT

 

Vista Premium 32-bit (you can probably change it to 64-bit)

 

=799

I live in Belgium if that matters