(12-15-2015, 03:42 PM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Look into the Dell New 15in 7000. Its got good specsLooks good, but a little out of my budget unfortunately
leolam Wrote:I'd recommend looking for (at least) a Haswell CPU which is not an ultra-low voltage (U) one -- for example, the i7 4700MQ (the i5 4210H I have seems not too bad either). So basically, try to get something which is both higher than 4xxx and isn't an U-series CPU.So, I've found a Thinkpad with an i5-4300m processor and Intel HD 4600 graphics - is this likely to run Dolphin relatively decently? Again, I am not expecting to be able to play on high settings, I'd just want a good fps and no crashes
Clock speed is not as meaningful as Dolphin benchmark results, because clocks do not mean the same thing about performance across generations and brands.
You will also want to have a good dedicated GPU, or at least, one which isn't too bad, or you'll be limited by your GPU. So avoid laptops with only an Intel integrated GPU.
