Stick the specs here and i'll tell you. I can't be bothered to look it up
OK... I give in. I looked it up. It should run fine. it is marketed as the most powerful 11" gaming laptop in the world. If it didn't, Alienware are doing something wrong.
BTW - you do pay for the name with Alienware (they're made by Dell now). Other makes will be cheaper but a similar specs.
Stick the specs here and i'll tell you. I can't be bothered to look it up
OK... I give in. I looked it up. It should run fine. it is marketed as the most powerful 11" gaming laptop in the world. If it didn't, Alienware are doing something wrong.
BTW - you do pay for the name with Alienware (they're made by Dell now). Other makes will be cheaper but a similar specs.
Also.... 11" is tiny for a screen.
lol, it is actually a rather reasonable price, ad the point is that it is a small laptop. Perhaps to small for you, but alot of people see this as an awesome computer for on the go gaming.
lol, it is actually a rather reasonable price, ad the point is that it is a small laptop. Perhaps to small for you, but alot of people see this as an awesome computer for on the go gaming.
I understand what your saying, but I'm running on a 24" HD monitor with x2 AA (for now), and I still want to up the size.:D
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OK... I give in. I looked it up. It should run fine. it is marketed as the most powerful 11" gaming laptop in the world. If it didn't, Alienware are doing something wrong.
BTW - you do pay for the name with Alienware (they're made by Dell now). Other makes will be cheaper but a similar specs.
Also.... 11" is tiny for a screen.
:cool: "RAM, check, Video Card, check.... Processor is pretty weak, but should do the job."
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lol, it is actually a rather reasonable price, ad the point is that it is a small laptop. Perhaps to small for you, but alot of people see this as an awesome computer for on the go gaming.
I understand what your saying, but I'm running on a 24" HD monitor with x2 AA (for now), and I still want to up the size.:D