playing ms on Netbooks
thread starter xitaliankidx Aug 31 2009
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| any one here plays ms on a net book? how is it? |
Cupil 08/31/09
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| It's okay as long as you don't have to much on your book. And have a fine internet connection. Although it's kind of small... |
lza111 08/31/09
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| Lol just got a netbook today |
shosen123 08/31/09
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| wats the diff between a net book and a laptop? |
sl3athOwl 08/31/09
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| shosen123 : wats the diff between a net book and a laptop? netbooks r tiny |
Saital 08/31/09
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| I use an HP Mini sometimes when I'm away from home. No problem at all except that the keyboard is too small to play well, so I just bring along a USB keyboard. |
cronomage117 08/31/09
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| netbooks are rly small and have bad processors |
TigerClaw03 08/31/09
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| cronomage117 : netbooks are rly small and have bad processors The Atom is quite good. It switches between two processing speeds depending on how it's being used. I play MS on my MSI Wind U100 and it works fine. As with any laptop, it's wise to have it plugged in while playing. I do have a full-sized USB keyboard that I use for it though... |
NinjaWolF 08/31/09
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| shosen123 : wats the diff between a net book and a laptop? Net books are low end pc's that are made to be small and easy to move, and since there so small there processing power is low so its not wise to play games (high in need of graphic processing) on a net book, there mainly for word processing and just surfing the web. Where as a laptops have high processing power and can have graphics which are much more powerful than net books. NinjaWolF |
TurkeyBaster 08/31/09
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| I have an asus Eee 1005ha which works perfectly because I upgraded the ram to 2 gigs and it can over or under clock by with a keyboard shortcut. I can have maple, itunes, msn, and firefox all running and it doesn't lag at all. |
PikaChow 08/31/09
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| I kinda wanna know too cause my desktop is almost 10 years old and I wanted a new computer. Seeing as i'd want a laptop, they can go up to $1,000 for a good one. I'd really want to know a link to a good cheap netbook that would run MS well if anyone can help me with that answer o.O |
Clulesspony 08/31/09
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 | PikaChow : I kinda wanna know too cause my desktop is almost 10 years old and I wanted a new computer. Seeing as i'd want a laptop, they can go up to $1,000 for a good one. I'd really want to know a link to a good cheap netbook that would run MS well if anyone can help me with that answer o.O you don't need a 1000 dollar laptop to run maplestory. |
tonythetaiga 08/31/09
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| I play MS on my Dell mini , works fine, dont take up much space so I set my iMac right next to it, :D |
Knight5n1p3r Aug 31 2009
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| i dont see why people think that maplestory need super high requirements to run. a netbook will run it no problem, but you just have to get past the resolution problem. the atom is actually a pretty good processor considering the size, and it is more than good enough to run maple w/o a problem. edit: the keyboard is small tho. good point @ above |
Twitch213 Aug 31 2009
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| I can play maple for about 4 hours without a power outlet on my asus 1008 seashell with almost no lag. I cant zak or ch 1 fm but other than that its good. Its keyboard is smaller and the home pgup pgdn and end keys are two button combos but other than that this a 92% keyboard. Its really up to you but for school work and price it cant be beat. Selection based on deals and ratings My Personal |
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