The config I said would be under 1000 with shipping, though maybe a little bit over with tax. Like I said, getting a good discount with Dell is easy if you call the right people.pianomaestra wrote...
A laptop is sadly necessary at the moment. My college is out of state, and it would be a little hard to, say, stuff a desktop in my backpack and put it under an airplane seat when I go home for vacation. And I don't think there would be any sort of flight attendant helpful enough to shlep it around for me, so.
I've heard that getting the i7 and higher card causes some heating issues, and, as they only come together, will cost a bunch more. I'd like to keep it around or under $1000, but I will go one or two hundred over if I really need to. I'll think about it, at least.
Yeah, I have been hearing bad things about dell, but....well, I don't know anywhere to buy something like this, and I have experience with dell, at the very least. It helps my mother's job gives their employees discounts.
Thanks for the feedback!
GulfWarVet wrote...
I'm getting the game for PS3 but also have a 50% off code for the EA store so would also look at getting it for PC.
Now I have a Sony laptop though. My question.
Is the PC demo the same spec as the final game? If the demo plays ok will the game also play?
Usually companies try to put out a demo with a near final build, but demos tend to run a little bit worse than the final version. The reason is that the demo was probably finalized a few weeks ago to be released today for gamestop employees, or even earlier. The actual game is still being worked on since Bioware usually announces gold status, so the demo is not a final fully optimized version. Every demo you try usually has a disclaimer that game is not the final version and your experience with it may vary.
So to answer your question, expect the final version to run a little better, 1-5 fps better than the demo.
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