Upgrading Laptop Parts?

[BurningAshes]

More ram or a better graphic card Should Do the trick.....

[Denelf]

I don't think some of these people actually know what they are talking about... Why would they tell you to buy more RAM then say it does not improve anything?
Of course getting more RAM is going to increase your FPS. It just depends how much you get, trust me.

Over 8GB ram it does NOT increase your fps too much anymore, because the game only needs 1-4gb
If he wants more FPS he needs to upgrade his CPU/GPU

[Death']

how much should i get so that i can get 200 fps in crossfire?

@Denelf i know it's terrible, but remember, it's my laptop lol.

60 FPS is the max you will ever get, more than that won't be noticeable by the human eye, 60 FPS is the highest the human eye can catch

[Denelf]

how much should i get so that i can get 200 fps in crossfire?

@Denelf i know it's terrible, but remember, it's my laptop lol.

Which graphic card you got, and what is the clock rate of your CPU

[Pathogenic]

60 FPS is the max you will ever get, more than that won't be noticeable by the human eye, 60 FPS is the highest the human eye can catch

Incorrect, you can have more then 60 fps and upgrading your ram will not bring you up to 200fps. Trying to upgrade that laptop is pointless. It has a terrible cpu with terrible integrated graphics. If you want to be able to upgrade, you'd be better off getting a tower.

[Death']

Incorrect, you can have more then 60 fps and upgrading your ram will not bring you up to 200fps. Trying to upgrade that laptop is pointless. It has a terrible cpu with terrible integrated graphics. If you want to be able to upgrade, you'd be better off getting a tower.

It's true, he can have more than 60 FPS, but he won't notice it

[^peace]

Over 8GB ram it does NOT increase your fps too much anymore, because the game only needs 1-4gb
If he wants more FPS he needs to upgrade his CPU/GPU

is there any way to upgrade my cpu/gpu on a laptop?

[Pathogenic]

is there any way to upgrade my cpu/gpu on a laptop?

You could, but you most likely won't be able to, considering it would take major skill. Just get a new one.

[^peace]

You could, but you most likely won't be able to, considering it would take major skill. Just get a new one.

fuck.


do you know/recommend any laptops that i could get for a decent price and can run games such as crossfire at above 150 fps?

[Death']

fuck.


do you know/recommend any laptops that i could get for a decent price and can run games such as crossfire at above 150 fps?

You can build a PC for much cheaper

[Xanthochroid]

fuck.


do you know/recommend any laptops that i could get for a decent price and can run games such as crossfire at above 150 fps?

Are you sold on a Laptop? Or would a PC be possible?

[^peace]

You can build a PC for much cheaper

Are you sold on a Laptop? Or would a PC be possible?

meh i want a laptop for use at home and school.

[Pathogenic]

meh i want a laptop for use at home and school.

How much are you willing to spend on one? You'll never get what you pay for with a laptop.

[^peace]

How much are you willing to spend on one? You'll never get what you pay for with a laptop.

anything less than 1500

i can go over by a bit more if it's worth it though

[[MPGH]Doc]

60 FPS is the max you will ever get, more than that won't be noticeable by the human eye, 60 FPS is the highest the human eye can catch

Incorrect. The human eye can detect over 100 frames per second and see a noticeable difference. Of course if the monitors refresh rate is limited to 60Hz you won't be able to tell as the image will always be displayed at a maximum of 60 frames per second, but on a 120Hz monitor you will definitely be able to see the difference.

There is a big difference between what the eyes can see/process and the amount of frames required to form a fluid scene.