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    Default Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

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    So, getting a new laptop and want to know if these specs are enough for Medieval II, if possible also say if it can work for Rome: Total War.

    Processor: AMD Turion™ X2 (2.0GHz)
    RAM: 3GB
    Hard Drive: 250GB
    Video Card(!): ATI RADEON 3100

    Link: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1218040476935

    Thank You.

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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Toshiba computers are not meant for gaming, so most likely not. If you're looking for a gaming laptop my Lord warns that you will have to spend at least $1000 American.
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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Feloric's Ambassador View Post
    Toshiba computers are not meant for gaming, so most likely not. If you're looking for a gaming laptop my Lord warns that you will have to spend at least $1000 American.
    Hey you didnt do your famous my lord etc .
    Anyways thats a pretty standard laptop you should be able to run rtw, any 2007+ comp should be able to run it but probably not max settings.

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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    I am using a Dell Inspiron from a couple of years ago with:

    ProcessorGenuine Intel(R) CPU T2250 @ 1.73GHzProcessor Speed1.69 GHzMemory (RAM)2048 MBOperating SystemMicrosoft Windows XP ProfessionalOperating System Version5.1.2600

    I have had no problems with performance with M2TW.
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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Quote Originally Posted by Viking Prince View Post
    I am using a Dell Inspiron from a couple of years ago with:

    ProcessorGenuine Intel(R) CPU T2250 @ 1.73GHzProcessor Speed1.69 GHzMemory (RAM)2048 MBOperating SystemMicrosoft Windows XP ProfessionalOperating System Version5.1.2600

    I have had no problems with performance with M2TW.
    What is your FPS etc? im going to be getting a lappy soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunday213 View Post
    What is your FPS etc? im going to be getting a lappy soon.
    I am a computer idiot. FPS???
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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    FPS=Frames per Second i.e. how much does it lag.


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    Quote Originally Posted by D.B. Cooper View Post
    FPS=Frames per Second i.e. how much does it lag.
    I have no idea -- good thing I am a self described computer idiot.

    I bought the laptop for data analysis and not gaming. I loaded the game and marginally improved the settings for visual (but did not max the settings out). It does not crash or lag, but is slow to load each phase of the game.
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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Ahrg! The idea of playing on a laptop hurts my brain. Get one of these babies instead


    I own one and I'm very satesfied.
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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Moved to Tech Help

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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Integrated graphics chips with shared memory do not make good 3d gaming. Maybe playable but part of the ram you expect the game to use will be used by the graphics chip, also. Performance will depend on how good Toshiba optimized the laptop.

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    Default Re: Can this Laptop run Medieval II?

    Look at this table:

    http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-...ist.844.0.html

    I'm currently playing with card no. 87 (note that the inital ranking is NOT based on the actual benchmarks, unless you click on the heading). I'm doing fine with 1024x768, normal unit sizes and medium details. For huge unit sizes, I have to use lowest possible detail level. Your card (no. 114) is comparable from the benchmarks. If your card has enough minimum memory (didn't check), you should be able to play with either normal unit sizes, or low detail.
    "The cheapest form of pride however is national pride. For it reveals in the one thus afflicted the lack of individual qualities of which he could be proud, while he would not otherwise reach for what he shares with so many millions. He who possesses significant personal merits will rather recognise the defects of his own nation, as he has them constantly before his eyes, most clearly. But that poor blighter who has nothing in the world of which he can be proud, latches onto the last means of being proud, the nation to which he belongs to. Thus he recovers and is now in gratitude ready to defend with hands and feet all errors and follies which are its own."-- Arthur Schopenhauer

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