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Looks like I might be able to continue the legacy and play it on my Laptop :D
I am not sure though since a 8600 nvidia card in a laptop seems to be totally different for as far as performance goes. * Keeps his hopes up!
Yeah, I was a bit taken aback at first, but it might actually work on my poos laptop that is starting to get old.. We’ll see when the beta is out. Wouldn’t like to use the job pc to game =P
I’d have to bring a sleeping bag to work!
[QUOTE=Strobe;4163]now the problime im waiting for. although i have a 1.8 core 2 duo, will it keep up?
I don’t see why it wouldn’t. As long as everything else in your machine meets the min/recommended specs, you should be just dandy
[QUOTE=Strobe;4163]now the problime im waiting for. although i have a 1.8 core 2 duo, will it keep up?
I don’t see why it wouldn’t. As long as everything else in your machine meets the min/recommended specs, you should be just dandy
Just gonna say, if you have tech specific questions, feel free to ask Kalos in the tech boards =) He is the maester.
[QUOTE=Strobe;4163]now the problime im waiting for. although i have a 1.8 core 2 duo, will it keep up?
I’d think so. It’s faster than a 2.4 Ghz Pentium 4, and becoming a common peice over the last two years. Should be reasonable as a processor, I’d need to go over the other parts but the processor should by no means rule you out.
I’m really not worried about the specs. Considering it takes Blizzard forever to finish a game most of us will be due for a new computer or upgrade by the time SC2 and D3 come out. Just look at Warcraft III; the first video for it was released december 2nd 1999 and the game didn’t come out till july 3rd 2002. Almost exactly three and a half years. Diablo II the same story september 7th 1997 the game came out June 29th 2000. World of Warcraft September 2nd 2001 and the game came out November 23rd 2004. The only variant in this progression is the original Starcraft. But if you can recall the original version built on the Warcraft II engine got ripped apart by the critics. One year later the revamped version we all know and love debuted on may 1st 1996 and the game came out april 1st 1998. By my reckoning that is three years from its announcement.

Looks like I might be able to continue the legacy and play it on my Laptop :D
I am not sure though since a 8600 nvidia card in a laptop seems to be totally different for as far as performance goes. * Keeps his hopes up!