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"Zelda" is not a game. Which Zelda games?
I put Zelda as it would more likely be all of them.mainly windwaker though.

Could anyone point me in the right direction of specs I shoul pd be looking for?
Wind Waker should have no problems on the one you listed. Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword will have speed problems. Four Swords Adventures should be fine. Collectors edition runs like crap no matter what.
(10-22-2012, 10:45 PM)Chin2112 Wrote: [ -> ]I would be looking to play Pokemon, harvest moon, MKDD. Zelda. Demanding games I'm guessing.

Pokemon games are rather demanding. They will be playable though.
Zelda WW will work fine. Zelda TP and Zelda SS will be playable but not full speed.
Harvest Moon games will work fine.
Mario Kart GC/Wii too
(10-22-2012, 10:49 PM)Chin2112 Wrote: [ -> ]I put Zelda as it would more likely be all of them.mainly windwaker though.

Could anyone point me in the right direction of specs I shoul pd be looking for?

The Core i7-3610QM and the i7-3720QM are solid CPUs which run most games very well. As GPU, I suggest you to look for a GeForce GT 650M (3xIR in all games, 4xIR in some games) or GTX 660M.

(10-22-2012, 10:22 PM)Chin2112 Wrote: [ -> ]AMD 7670
http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/showthread.php?tid=22966
If he use directx11 backend , most games are not playable
Should switch to Nvidia GPU or just stick to Directx 9 backend
Inspiron brand is Dell's most affordable and most popular line (entry-level) . They will run hot and may overheat with Dolphin
The best type of laptop for Dolphin is gaming laptop with dual fan-cooling (not the overpriced Aliencrap)
The first one has a fairly poor CPU, and the second one has no GPU.
Better get an Asus G55VW/G75VW with GTX 660M and i7-2720QM Wink
My problem with getting an Asus G55vw is that I would have to get it shipped from America to the UK. And it's about £300 over budget.
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