Skyrim on Laptop: i5-3210 + 640m?

[rahulsterkhamer]

Hallo,

 

I am going to buy a new laptop soon and it is going to cost around 700 Euro. I want to play Skyrim with this laptop at 40 fps on medium with a lot of mods (ENB + Quest + Player Homes + Character enhancement + Armor mods + Weapon mods enz.). I know that a lot of these mods won't have any fps inpact, but some (like the ENB) will. So I am asking you: Will I be able to run Skyrim at medium/high settings with a lot of mods at 40 fps with a MSI CX70-0ND-014NL? And if I can't, which laptop would you pick?

Edited October 19, 2012 by rahulsterkhamer

[hoofhearted4]

should be able to. decent GPU and decent enough CPU. medium settings should be no problem. might even be able to get High settings.

[rahulsterkhamer]

should be able to. decent GPU and decent enough CPU. medium settings should be no problem. might even be able to get High settings.

 

Are you sure?

[Erik005]

This proves it can.

 

http://tbreak.com/tech/2012/03/nvidia-geforce-gt640m-mobile-gpu-review/

 

This would be a good alternative although 200 euro more expensive it has a gt650m and a full hd screen.

 

http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/317377/msi-gaming-series-ge60-0nc-072nl/specificaties/

Edited October 20, 2012 by Erik005

[rahulsterkhamer]

This proves it can.

 

http://tbreak.com/tech/2012/03/nvidia-geforce-gt640m-mobile-gpu-review/

 

This would be a good alternative although 200 euro more expensive it has a gt650m and a full hd screen.

 

http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/317377/msi-gaming-series-ge60-0nc-072nl/specificaties/

 

ok, thanks. this pulled me over the line, I'm pretty sure i am going to buy the msi. But the more expensive one is way over my budget, so thanks for replying!!!

[Erik005]

This is a review of the cx70, it is not very positive because seems to struggle to lose the heat.

 

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-MSI-CX70-i789BW7H-Notebook.77889.0.html

Edited October 20, 2012 by Erik005

[rahulsterkhamer]

This is a review of the cx70, it is not very positive because seems to struggle to lose the heat.

 

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-MSI-CX70-i789BW7H-Notebook.77889.0.html

Is this really bad for my hardware and has this got influence on performance?

Cause if it just gets hot, it isn't really a big problem. Because the laptop that I have now shows CPU temperatures around 50 C when I am just internetting!

And I didn't really understood about the stress test, what is this actually? And for normal gaming, am I going to notice it?

 

I'm sorry for my Enlish.