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kookooshortman55 · 06-26-2009, 10:52 PM

If you have the money to spend a laptop that can handle Crysis you can definitely make one. I was going through a website a couple days ago for the fun of it. I made a laptop with a Cire 17 975 processor with 2 GTX 280's. Of course it was valued at $4000, but you shouldn't really be restricted to what you can build simply because of the fact that it's a laptop. You get what you pay for. Check out the CyberPower PC website, it has more in-depth specs on their computers. If you plan on playing Crysis will good frames I would look into getting of the 260M builds. A 9600M build would be a great gaming computer for most games, but you might need something a bit more powerful to run Crysis.

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kookooshortman55 Diamond Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: California/Arizona Age: 19 Posts: 1,546	If you have the money to spend a laptop that can handle Crysis you can definitely make one. I was going through a website a couple days ago for the fun of it. I made a laptop with a Cire 17 975 processor with 2 GTX 280's. Of course it was valued at $4000, but you shouldn't really be restricted to what you can build simply because of the fact that it's a laptop. You get what you pay for. Check out the CyberPower PC website, it has more in-depth specs on their computers. If you plan on playing Crysis will good frames I would look into getting of the 260M builds. A 9600M build would be a great gaming computer for most games, but you might need something a bit more powerful to run Crysis. __________________ CPU: AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+ @ 2.6GHz GPU: Zotac 8800GT AMP! w/ Akimbo 740/1800/2000 PSU: 450W Corsair VX450 Monitor: Acer 22" X223W Memory: 4GB DDR2 PC2-5300 HDD: 320GB HDD Speakers: Logitech 5.1 X-540 3DMark06: 9521 3DMarks