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    Not good for Starcraft 2 ?

    Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by LeMerle, Aug 12, 2010.

  1. LeMerle

    LeMerle Notebook Enthusiast

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    I was looking to buy this one but from what I can read, it cant play starcraft 2 with high/ultra setting ?
     
  2. townfries

    townfries Notebook Consultant

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    with some tweaks to the settings, you can play on high/ultra
     
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    I play high at 30-35 fps at 1080i. :D
     
  4. xijulezix

    xijulezix Notebook Enthusiast

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    Theres a massive thread on this.
     
  5. Inate8

    Inate8 Notebook Guru

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    I would recommend it, as a "netbook" class notebook. Don't look at the m11x as a desktop replacement. It's not.

    It runs SC2 just great for casual play(higher settings lower avg fps) and awesome for competitive play(low settings max FPS)

    If you are willing to put in the time and play with tweaks and new drivers often I'm sure it will only get better.
     
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    r1 with c2d runs sc2 better than r2 i5?
    r2 i7 looks like that is the better one to run sc2.
     
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    Yeah, SC2 with graphic settings maxed out gets a little choppy on my R2 i7 w/4Gb. I haven't tried overclocking yet though. I'm more of a competitive player though, so I usually just crank the settings all the way down low on all the games I play just to maximize the FPS.
     
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    BatBoy Notebook Nobel Laureate

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