10-30-2012, 10:56 PM
10-30-2012, 11:29 PM
Absolutely. You can choose a laptop for Dolphin. I got one.
But you have to accept :
- not to be able to play all your games full speed (so to be indulgent about level of playability
)
- not to be able to play some really demanding games at all
- not to be able to get a good sound since you can forget LLE most of the time
But you have to accept :
- not to be able to play all your games full speed (so to be indulgent about level of playability
)- not to be able to play some really demanding games at all
- not to be able to get a good sound since you can forget LLE most of the time
10-31-2012, 08:20 PM
Well, first, I'm a girl LOL..
and yeah I actually want a laptop since I can't always sit at my desk to play.. And a desktop PC consumes too much power that I had to pay a lot of extra money for the electricity bill :/ If I get a desktop, I know I can get twice the specs for the same price though..
Since I will definitely use dolphin (and pcsx2), maybe I really should buy a desktop..
Hmm, alright I'll reconsider my decision. Thanks guys.
and yeah I actually want a laptop since I can't always sit at my desk to play.. And a desktop PC consumes too much power that I had to pay a lot of extra money for the electricity bill :/ If I get a desktop, I know I can get twice the specs for the same price though..
Since I will definitely use dolphin (and pcsx2), maybe I really should buy a desktop..
Hmm, alright I'll reconsider my decision. Thanks guys.
10-31-2012, 08:42 PM
There are no girls on the Internet. (Err, no , I'm just kidding)
In case of overheating , you should disable the AMD 7670M or add "Dolphin.exe" to power saving mode via AMD Catalyst Control Center , run dolphin with Intel HD 4000
-> This will lower the temp by 10C or more
Opposite effects : kill the speed , lower resolution to 1x IR
![[Image: c02911242.jpg]](http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportDocument/c03048374/c02911242.jpg)
In case of overheating , you should disable the AMD 7670M or add "Dolphin.exe" to power saving mode via AMD Catalyst Control Center , run dolphin with Intel HD 4000
-> This will lower the temp by 10C or more
Opposite effects : kill the speed , lower resolution to 1x IR
![[Image: c02911242.jpg]](http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportDocument/c03048374/c02911242.jpg)
10-31-2012, 08:52 PM
(10-31-2012, 08:42 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]There are no girls on the Internet. (Err, no , I'm just kidding)
In case of overheating , you should disable the AMD 7670M or add "Dolphin.exe" to power saving mode via AMD Catalyst Control Center , run dolphin with Intel HD 4000
-> This will lower the temp by 10C or more
Opposite effects : kill the speed , lower resolution to 1x IR
Thanks for your info..
Anyways.. if I get a PC.. what processor would you guys recommend for dolphin (and pcsx2)? I saw many people use i5 2500k and overclock it to 4ghz++, but i'm not sure if it's really the best *affordable* one.. And how many cooling fans are you guys using to make sure it's not running hot? I don't really understand about fans X__X
Oh and I would appreciate a lot if you could recommend a good graphic card (but not too expensive).. I usually use Radeon, but not sure which type I should be getting.
10-31-2012, 08:53 PM
How much is your budget ?
10-31-2012, 08:55 PM
(10-31-2012, 08:53 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]How much is your budget ?
Around $600.
10-31-2012, 08:59 PM
With 600 Dollars, you won't be happy with a notebook for playing dolphin.
A desktop is a far better choice with that budget, self-build preferred
A desktop is a far better choice with that budget, self-build preferred
10-31-2012, 09:15 PM
i5 3450 + Asrock Z77 Pro 4
No K overclocking 3.1->3.9GHz
GPU : Sapphire AMD 6670 GDDR5 or Nvidia GTX 650 or Nvidia GTX 550Ti (i recommend GTX 650)
You should let someone build a pc for you , it's much cheaper than buying an OEM PC
No K overclocking 3.1->3.9GHz
GPU : Sapphire AMD 6670 GDDR5 or Nvidia GTX 650 or Nvidia GTX 550Ti (i recommend GTX 650)
You should let someone build a pc for you , it's much cheaper than buying an OEM PC
10-31-2012, 09:27 PM
Yes, I already know someone who could build a PC..
Is i5 3450 better than i5 2500k? how about i5 3570k?
And.. i5 3450 can be overlocked to 4ghz++?
Is i5 3450 better than i5 2500k? how about i5 3570k?
And.. i5 3450 can be overlocked to 4ghz++?