UXGA - 1600x1200 - Very small text and graphics icons, you can fit lots of stuff on the screen.ĭ. SXGA - 1400x1050 - Compromise resolution between XGA and UXGA.Ĭ. XGA -1024x768 - Large and easy to read text + graphics icons, but you fit less stuff on the screen.ī. the more the betterĩ) Do you mind buying online without seeing the notebook in person?ġ0) What OS do you prefer? Windows (XP or Vista), Mac OS, Linux, etc.ġ1) Would you prefer standard or widescreen?ġ2) From the choices below, what screen resolutions would you prefer?Ī. Yes, I have the Sims 2 and all expansionsĨ) How many hours of battery life do you need?ĭoesn't matter, much. I'm not a fan of Dell or Gateway - too much integrationĥ) What tasks will you be performing with the notebook?īasic web-browsing, email, and The Sims 2Ħ) Will you be taking the notebook with you to different places or leaving it on your desk?ħ) Will you be playing games on it if so, which games? I've been looking at the EVEREX XT5000T and the ASUS series with the NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 cards I want to get rid of the desktop and have just a laptop so any help would be appreciated.ģ) Please select your country's flag as a post icon and tell us what country are you buying this in.Ĥ) Are there any brands that you prefer or any you really don't like? I'm running 2G of ram an Nvidia FX52+ Sempron processor on my desktop and with the exception of the minimal video card, I'm happy with how my game plays. EA's tech website mentions specific cards (this Everex *see Question 4* and some of the Asus seem to comply) and chipsets.
and games of that type as being compatible, but none mention the Sims 2. I've researched high and low and almost all laptops and video card specs refer to WoW, F.E.A.R. I am addicted to the Sims 2 and I have all of the Expansions (University, OFB, Pets, Nightlife and Seasons) I'm a hard core gamer of a different breed.
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