Footy
2012-11-19 18:47:21
Hey Guys,
I'm looking at laptops, but I'm not sure which to choose. I need one that can comfortably run 2 runescape clients with a decent amount of RAM and CPU left over. What specs should I be looking for if thats what I need? What price would I be looking at?
Thanks,
Footy
Le Jingle
2012-11-19 18:55:39
Well IDK how much 'decent' is for left-over RAM/CPU, in your own terms, but anything where you'd have 50-75% + left over CPU (after 2 clients running) could cost anything around 2,000 USD. There are lots of laptop options to choose, RAM shouldn't need more than 4g, could possibly find a 6g and I'd max with 8g.
All depends on the 'quantities' you would want left over. Different processors use different % of CPU due to tier of processor - Ex = my current processor uses 3-5% per client, whereas another processor I have uses 50-60% per client
Footy
2012-11-19 18:57:33
2000$??? Holy crap thats way more then I expected… I can get an alianware laptop for that. I just need To be able to run 2 clients and be able to browse the internet lag free. What processors should I be looking for that would be powerful enough?
Le Jingle
2012-11-19 19:03:32
From: Footy
2000$??? Holy crap thats way more then I expected… I can get an alianware laptop for that. I just need To be able to run 2 clients and be able to browse the internet lag free. What processors should I be looking for that would be powerful enough?
I'd try intel core i3's - this, I think, should approx fit YT video internet browsing + 2 clients "safely." (Estimation, no proof)
Footy
2012-11-19 19:05:55
From: Shay
Alienware lol.
Comparing prices, I'd never buy an alianware, perhaps a desktop case though.
From: Le Jingle
I'd try intel core i3's - this, I think, should approx fit YT video internet browsing + 2 clients "safely." (Estimation, no proof)
Ok, thanks, I'll look into it.
Laimonas171
2012-11-19 19:10:38
From: Footy
2000$??? Holy crap thats way more then I expected… I can get an alianware laptop for that. I just need To be able to run 2 clients and be able to browse the internet lag free. What processors should I be looking for that would be powerful enough?
I use Asus N53SV, 6 clients no lag :)
Footy
2012-11-19 19:20:56
From: Laimonas171
I use Asus N53SV, 6 clients no lag :)
1500$!! I think I'll hold off for now then if those are the prices.
Le Jingle
2012-11-19 19:21:01
From: Laimonas171
I use Asus N53SV, 6 clients no lag :)
So this is up to 16g ram and only i3/i5/i7's, no?
[XoL]
2012-11-19 19:26:14
Lol alienware, it is a company made to force kids into making their parents buy over priced boxes. Honestly any alienware computer can be made for about $500 cheaper, it is the case they charge insane for.
My lenovo y570 can run 5 bots comfortably, I don't really use any of its power though besides when I play graphic intense games (Which it can max on most with, using the graphics card that has to be switched on; if not switched on it uses sandy bridge graphics from the cpu)
I paid $1k for it
grats
2012-11-19 19:41:16
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834230236should be plenty for what you're looking for.. you didn't post a budget that I saw
don't confuse i3, i5 and i7 with desktop versions, there are no similarities other than the names.
From: Le Jingle
So this is up to 16g ram and only i3/i5/i7's, no?
6 clients would not even take 2gb of ram
Rezozo
2012-11-19 21:37:33
Dammit, I need dat price range!! :D
~Rez
US Marine
2012-11-19 23:13:50
I customized a laptop from Hp and it works pretty good.Just a little overheating problem.