Laptops that handle shaders?

[KoopaScooper]

I find this incorrect. I have an Inspiron N7110

GT 525M

You have an awful GPU that can be compared to an 8000 series card for running most games. For all you know, he could have something four times as good.

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[Blockzillahead]

You have an awful GPU that can be compared to an 8000 series card for running most games. For all you know, he could have something four times as good.

That model he listed comes with i3 or i5 and the same GPU.

[Bisjac]

my laptop is like almost 3 years old and i can do shaders at med

sony VPCF115FM

[Bisjac]

You have an awful GPU

i have an older one with the 330m and i play bf3 and skyrim on max

i find it hard to believe the 525m could suck...

[Blockzillahead]

i have an older one with the 330m and i play bf3 and skyrim on max

i find it hard to believe the 525m could suck...

It's not bad but it's not great either.

[Monstercat]

I find this incorrect. I have an Inspiron N7110
i7-2670QM
8GB DDR3
GT 525M

I cannot run Blockland Shaders on any higher than Medium without losing great FPS
I cannot any of the games above on maximum possible settings either. Hmm.

Are you sure you're running at the highest settings possible? Or just some high settings and the demanding features off?

I run everything I want at highest speed possible. I don't know what issues you have and why.

[Operator¹]

I own an ASUS G75VW and it runs Blockland pretty well.

[Acerblock]

hahahahaha
Ha

What?

[Operator¹]

What?

i've had an acer and it sucked horribly

[Acerblock]

i've had an acer and it sucked horribly

My acer is just fine.

[Xalos]

My XPS M1330 runs shaders just fine at Medium. Noticeable FPS loss, but well within playable unless you plan to be deathmatching or something similar.

[the hacker]

Anything with an AMD processor. Most laptops use onboard graphics, and because of this, your processor will be used as a graphics card. So if you have an Intel processor on your laptop, it counts as an Intel graphics card, and you won't be able to run shaders.

[Acerblock]

Anything with an AMD processor. Most laptops use onboard graphics, and because of this, your processor will be used as a graphics card. So if you have an Intel processor on your laptop, it counts as an Intel graphics card, and you won't be able to run shaders.

No no no no no. You can buy Intel processors and a separate GPU. Not sure if you know what you are talking about.

[AromaniaFTW]

What?

After having dealt with 3 acer laptops it's safe to say that they blow huge rooster. Low quality, bad customer service. even if they can run shaders (which i guess my last laptop could because it had amd) i won't spend another penny for anything that benefits that goddamn company or their stuffty computers.

[Altiris]

Anything with an AMD processor. Most laptops use onboard graphics, and because of this, your processor will be used as a graphics card. So if you have an Intel processor on your laptop, it counts as an Intel graphics card, and you won't be able to run shaders.

Only the AMD A series have integrated graphics, the rest of the AMD processors (Athlon, phenom, FX) don't have integrated graphics. As for the Intel, all of their CPUs have integrated graphics however you can still have that and a dedicated GPU, you can switch between then and then I believe that Nvidia has done something so that you can use both, meaning the intel HD can be used to give off a slight boost...I could be wrong about that last one I don't remember.