Specs for PSO2?

[Zyrusticae]

but a desktop would have better performance than any notebook out there. :\

Emphasis on this.

The value per $ you get for a desktop vs. any kind of notebook is huge. Not quite orders of magnitude huge, but still huge.

That being said, if you're building from scratch and not upgrading it is quite an investment.

[akiraomega]

I suggest you just wait for the game to come out lol.

[Ffuzzy-Logik]

lol, gaming on a notebook.

Just buy a desktop. If you can't afford one, then you can't afford one.

[Aeris]

lol, gaming on a notebook.

Just buy a desktop. If you can't afford one, then you can't afford one.

I play games on my large laptop so whats wrong with that depending if it has a intergraded or standalone gpu since mine does has a standalone one, anyways i am planning to build a desktop later on in the future, i am betting PSO2 will be a DX9 or DX10 game unlike FF14 which is a DX11 game and its massive specs for playing it on a computer.

[Kion]

I found the problem; windows 7. I went back and installed xp on my netbook, and it's running much better. I have a lot more control over themes, resolution and it's running smoother. It's fine for school for a while. I'l grab a psp for games and then wait until next year to get a new laptop. With intel's oak trail and amd's fusion portable gaming might be a possibility next year.

Also with a little tweaking PSU runs on my atom n270 GMA 945 1GB netbook with a little tweaking. GMA booster and game booster running I can get decent performance on minimum graphics. So next year it maybe possible to run PSO2 on medium settings with a semi-decent notebook.

[Mitz]

OR take this year that you're not using a laptop, and save up to get a very decent one.

[Anon_Fire]

Guys, it's too early to know what the system requirements for PSO2 will be. Just wait until more info surfaces.

[Magician]

So I know it's a long shot, since Sega hasn't even released any screen shots of PSO2, but I'm in the market for a notebook for school. What kind of specs do you think PSO2 are going to require?

I'm also looking out for a new laptop. I'm doubling up and looking for something that might run Diablo III along with PSO2. Although I'm not buying this instant, the Alienware M15x has me sprung. But that's if your budget is two to three thousand dollars for full, tricked out specs.

[Ffuzzy-Logik]

For that price, you should build a high-end PC, buy a netbook, and still have money to spare.

[Anon_Fire]

I said, we don't know what the system requirements for PSO2 will be.