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kinster2kinster2 Member Posts: 79 Arc User
edited August 2012 in The Moonstone Mask (PC)
ive been poking my head around here for a while. Ive played DDO for maybe a week and started my MMO experince with city of and moved to champions and now STO so im hoping to find a new home.

BTW got a new laptop that has a minor issue a PC custom intel HD graphics 3000 card that hasnt had a update since last year.... the sales guy forgot to mention this to me.... any help on what graphics card i can get for this puppy? Its an intel i3 duel core
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  • zebularzebular Member, Neverwinter Moderator, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 15,270 Community Moderator
    edited August 2012
    kinster2 wrote: »
    ive been poking my head around here for a while. Ive played DDO for maybe a week and started my MMO experince with city of and moved to champions and now STO so im hoping to find a new home.

    BTW got a new laptop that has a minor issue a PC custom intel HD graphics 3000 card that hasnt had a update since last year.... the sales guy forgot to mention this to me.... any help on what graphics card i can get for this puppy? Its an intel i3 duel core

    Well met and welcome to Neverwinter!

    I am sorry, I am no good giving advice for Laptop hardware. I enjoy the gaming power and upgrade-ability of desktops much better. I have found that it can be a pain to find a laptop that is affordable and works well with newer games. Laptops are continuing to get better though!

    If any of the Laptop Gurus that may be lurking here do not respond, I'd suggest to go to either (or both) the Nvidia and/or AMD forums and give the specs of your Laptop (You're going to need to go into more detail though than you did here) there and see what they suggest for a video card. Let them know also what you're planning on doing with your laptop (3D gaming). I, personally, perfer ATI (AMD) cards but both really are very good. I'd definitely NOT go with any other brand besides Nvidia or ATI though, if you can help it.
  • kinster2kinster2 Member Posts: 79 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    its ok i know whats wrong with my graphics card as it is an imbedded graphics which means i will need to get a new processor with a better card but if u guys can help me save money i will give u my pc info

    HP pavilion g6 notebook PC
    Intel core i3-2350M CPU@ 2.30GHz

    4 GB system memory(8 max)
    resolution is at 1366 x 768
    refresh rate of 60
    system board 1695 KBC version15.1F
    system bios F.32
  • gillrmngillrmn Member Posts: 7,800 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    Don't use an internal card on lappy to play games. The lappy will get heated up and there is a change of it getting fried, even if low. I know a person who had this issue. An external graphic card is comparatively safer.
  • kinster2kinster2 Member Posts: 79 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    ok so how would i use an external graphics card on my lappy since its built in. i read it goes well with nvidia cards but im not sure on what to do i can easliy buy a external card
  • kinster2kinster2 Member Posts: 79 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    i dont have a external graphics card port damn b:cryb:surrender
  • gillrmngillrmn Member Posts: 7,800 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    By internal I meant the one integrated into keyboard. But if you don't have a choice, keep an eye out on how your CPU heats up. If it heats up too much, just get a break for 5-10 mins. Or maybe make a schedule like play for 1 hour and then take 5 min break by closing the laptop and letting it cool.
  • kinster2kinster2 Member Posts: 79 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    yea i know how hot it can get just wish i could add a external graphics card to this for better graphics
  • iamtruthseekeriamtruthseeker Member, Moonstars, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    Welcome to Neerwinter and sorry about the graphics card. Can't help you with suggestions short of getting a new chip (or whole integrated CPU) upgrade.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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