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Originally Posted by WolfeUK
Just a though, alot of ppl in here are saying laptops arnt gaming machines, well my laptop was advertised as a gaming machine !!
My spec are twice as good as my mates specs whos on a desktop, yet he plays it no problem, its not a high demanding graphical game so why the problems, ive got games that demand alot more power than this does with no problems, its Proberly all down to EA not coding it properly for use with laptop graphic cards
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Sorry, but they simply arn't. It may be designed to support games more easily, but laptops often have regulated power and heat - which limit the speed and potiential of the components. Whereas a desktop has a better airflow and constant connection to a supply, meaning it can add additional resources where needed.
Additionally, XP is a more stable gaming platform, than VISTA is. Don't forget, both the game and the OS are still in their baby steps.
Advertising like that, is the ignorance of the supplier/seller and the refusal to point out the error by the staff, while speaking with the customer.