Laptops How are the specs of this HP Laptop ?

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Hi,

I have never owned a Laptop before so I am unaware of the terminologies hence need some pointers.

I just borrowed a laptop from my brother for a year or so and here are the specs :

Its a HP Pavilion DV6767tx - hp.com

& Some Pictures here - Pictures

Specification of HP Pavilion DV6767TX

Centrino Duo Technology -Intel® Centrino® Duo Mobile Technology

Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor T5550

Intel 965 PM Express Chipset

1.83 GHz , Level 2 cache 2 MB,667 MHz FSB

802.11 a/b/g WLAN

3 GB PC2-5300 DDR2

250 GB Serial ATA, 150 MB/ Sec @5400 RPM

8X SuperMulti LightScribe Double Layer (8.5 GB) DVD +RW/ +R Writer

15.4" WideScreen (WXGA) with BrightView Technology

Genuine Windows Vistaâ„¢

NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS, 256 MB Dedicated Graphics,
Up to 895 MB TAG* memory (as allocated by Vista), Supports DirectX 10

Integrated Bluetooth 2.0 HP Module

IEEE 802.15 Standard

Integrated 802.11 a/b/g

Intel PRO Wireless 3945ABG Network

Altec Lansing Stereo Speakers

5-In-1 Digital Media Reader
(Secure Digital, SDIO, Multi-media card, Memory stick,
Memory stick pro and xD picture card)

Integrated 56K Modem

2 Headphone Jacks

HP QuickPlay, HP Mobile ExpressCard Remote Control

Integrated 1.3 MegaPixel Webcam

2 omni-directional microphones

Capacitive Buttons - Backlit with touch technology

Next Gen Express Card/ 54 Slot

1 year limited global warranty

2.78 Kg weight
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How would you rate this Laptop for Gaming Purposes ?

Regards,
 
should be able to play newer games at lowest resolution except high demanding games, older game should work fine. 8400gs is not a gaming card though.
 
Medium settings is alright withme..

My current Desktop :
E6300, 7900GS, 4 GB 667Mhz RAM..

So I guess, Laptop config is much better ??
 
mutant said:
wht do you guys think is the best value for money config for around 46k??
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Motherboard: Biostar TA790GXB - 4.5k

Processor: AMD Phenom II X2 550 - 5.4k

Cooling: SCCF 92MM - 1.9k

RAM: Transcend 2 x 2GB DDR2 800MHz - 2.2k

GPU: Sapphire 4850 512MB - 7k

HDD: Seagate 7200.12 500GB SATAII - 2.8k

Cabinet: Gigabyte GZ-X3 ATX - 1.5k

SMPS: Gigabyte Superb 460W - 2.2k

Optical Drive: L.G. GH22NS30 SATA/Samsung SH-S22F SATA - 1.1k

Speakers: Altec Lansing VS4121 - 2.8k

Monitor: BenQ 22" T2200HD 9.5k~ / Samsung S2233SW - 10k~

Keyboard: Logitech Multimedia - .5k

Mouse: Logitech MX518 - 1.4k
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Source:TE PC Buying Guide July 09:)
 
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@ mutant 46k the perfect option for you is dell studio15.

@log0=1 Dude the specs are reasonable but how much is it costing you??

Also i am not very sure the laptop is "much" better than your current desktop config.

EDIT: I am pretty sure the latop isnt better than your desktop.Leave alone alone much better.

However, laptop has lower resolutions and the ram speeds are better so for gaming the gap mayb narrowed.
 
Nop it isnt, ur proccys are pretty much the same but you lose pretty much at the graphic card.Also 4gb 667 is better than 3gb 800.Ram always the golden rule, more the better.
 
log 1 = 0 said:
Medium settings is alright withme..

My current Desktop :

E6300, 7900GS, 4 GB 667Mhz RAM..

So I guess, Laptop config is much better ??
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Both are almost similar as your desktop has better proccy and your lappy has better gpu.
 
Hmm,, Thanks for comments guys...

I don't think I am gonna move my Desktop to Mumbai... So seems like I will be keeping this Laptop ;)
 
Hmm HP Pavilion DV6-1110AX @ 46.5k is best VFM for a gamig laptop, only if you don't have any problem with HP customer support :S

Specs -

• AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core Mobile Processor RM-74 (2.2 GHz)

• 4 GB PC2-6400 DDR2 (800 MHz)

• 320 GB Serial ATA • 150 MB/sec @ 5400 RPM

• 8X SuperMulti Drive with DL

• ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 • 1 GB Dedicated Graphics

• 15.6” Widescreen Colour TFT• Diagonal Size – 15.6” (39.62 cm) • 1366 x 768 HD

• Altec Lansing Stereo Speakers
 
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