Laptop for Dia3 on a budget

[wheelhorse]

Hello Im just wandering can anyone tell me if this laptop and I know it is an Acer aspire but Im on a budget. Will this work decent to run dia3 im kind of computer systems dumb!? Acer Aspire AS7750G-6645 here is the link for it. Thanks in advance

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...?EdpNo=2008030

If someone could let me know I would be greatful!!!!

OK if this is not a decent laptop to run DIA3 Then someone please give me a link to one that will run it under 800$ if there is one..

[BohemianStalker]

Link doesnt seem to work?

[RazeBarb]

It uses a Radeon 7670M
I don't know that chip and it's not on Blizzard's supported GFX list

But laptops, especially sub $800 aren't good for playing any game.
If you got a case and a power supply, you should be able to buy a decent mobo/cpu/gfx card with that money.

[wheelhorse]

OK if this is not a decent laptop to run DIA3 Then someone please give me a link to one that will run it under 800$ if there is one..

[Felix]

It is a decent laptop to run Diablo III on. The cpu is pretty strong, and the GPU is a better card than the NVidia 540M/630M, which is what most people are happy to get on a budget "gamer laptop". It will play Diablo III, how high the settings will go I don't know, but you will be able to find a settings that work for you.

If you look on Notebookcheck, and scroll down to the games, you'll see the card does pretty well on low settings, and reach decent framerates on medium and high in games that are more taxing than Diablo III. If the card can give you 40FPS on medium settings playing Crysis 2, then you are good to go I'd say, and if we can use Starcraft 2 as a reference, then you can play on med/high settings.

Edit: With the price cuts it actually looks like a pretty good deal to me.

[wheelhorse]

It is a decent laptop to run Diablo III on. The cpu is pretty strong, and the GPU is a better card than the NVidia 540M/630M, which is what most people are happy to get on a budget "gamer laptop". It will play Diablo III, how high the settings will go I don't know, but you will be able to find a settings that work for you.

If you look on Notebookcheck, and scroll down to the games, you'll see the card does pretty well on low settings, and reach decent framerates on medium and high in games that are more taxing than Diablo III. If the card can give you 40FPS on medium settings playing Crysis 2, then you are good to go I'd say, and if we can use Starcraft 2 as a reference, then you can play on med/high settings.

Edit: With the price cuts it actually looks like a pretty good deal to me.

Thank you very much for your response I do appericiate it.. thanks agian

[Felix]

Glad to help you out

Here's a guy with the same comp testing it out:

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[endo]

Does anyone have an opinion on a good option for a wireless card? Money is not an object. I want the absolute best quality in a wireless device for my laptop. I have yet to find any solid information on this yet. Plz help me diablo nerds!