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Dis. Dis right here.If you get 150+ fps on your ultrabook, I'd say keep playing on the ultrabook, and find a way to cool the system from an external source. There are TONS of laptop coolers out there.
But, but, my Radeon card does fairly well, especially considering the price ;-;nope nope nope, never go with a Radeon model graphics card. They do not agree with anything.
It's like sayingBut, but, my Radeon card does fairly well, especially considering the price ;-;
They're an okay card for Minecraft, and yes, the price is reasonable, but honestly I'd spend the extra $30 to get that Nvidia card that he wants. Radeon cards aren't very stable for bigger games.But, but, my Radeon card does fairly well, especially considering the price ;-;
Well, no. Cuz you'll just come along and steal it.You can make money by farming some corn :3
No I mean that that his the farm owner will pay him big bucks to steal the corn back from me xDWell, no. Cuz you'll just come along and steal it.
Well he didn't really specify that he was going to play higher end games, but, my Radeon card performs fairly good on higher end games. My 7790 runs at a constant 60+ FPS on BF3 in 1080p and high settings.They're an okay card for Minecraft, and yes, the price is reasonable, but honestly I'd spend the extra $30 to get that Nvidia card that he wants. Radeon cards aren't very stable for bigger games.
Hmm... I'd have to disagree with you. Me being an experienced windows user (95 - 8.1 pro, yes, I've used each one for 95) I can tell you that windows 8 isn't that bad. Don't get me wrong, Windows 7 is a great OS, it is the most stable OS in Windows history, but but but..... Windows 8 boots up much faster than 7, I literately have to only press the on button and it'll be ready within 10secs, with 7, its more like 30sec - 1 min.Good choice with Windows 7, windows 8 is awful everything is app based.