Solved Which computer is best for gaming?

What kind of games do you want to play? Cause they arn't good enough if you want to play good detailed games such as Crysis 2... You're looking to spend at least 800 pound on a gaming laptop or just a bit less than that. The best anti-virus out there atm I would say is ESET NOD32.

Wizard 101 and world of Warcraft . I live in the us so I never heard of ESET

riider July 13, 2012 at 15:33:41

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There's no need to pay for AV protection. The top three freebies are AVG Free, AVAST Free, & Microsoft Security Essentials. I prefer MSE, but a lot of the helpers have been recommending AVAST. I haven't used AVG in a while but judging by the download size, it seems it's becoming bloated. They're all available here: Anti-Virus Downloads All of the laptops you mentioned are old. When it comes to gaming, you need a decent CPU & plenty of RAM, but the graphics are most important. We would have to know the exact specs (CPU, RAM, graphics) to be able to help make the best choice. These are all XP machines though, I don't recommend Win7 for any of them unless you can bump up the RAM amount to at least 2GB. Lenovo ThinkPad T41 Review IBM ThinkPad T42 Review Dell Latitude D610 Review

So which low paying computer do u think its good on amazon, is an IBOOK better?

riider July 13, 2012 at 15:53:53

How much are you willing to spend? http://www.geeks.com/products.asp?c...

on my amazon accoount im waitng for my 110 dollars but if i get that soon i will have 132 and i could sell another thing for 20. so under 150

riider July 14, 2012 at 06:46:34

You're not gonna find anything decent for under $150, especially not a gaming laptop.

Whicis the best out of those 4

riider July 14, 2012 at 11:49:33

As far as I'm concerend, you only mentioned 3. IMO, the iBook shouldn't even be a consideration. And of the other 3, you haven't provided any info other than model numbers. I posted links to reviews in response # 3, but I have no idea if the laptops you're asking about have the same hardware configurations. Post the specs for each laptop - make/model/speed of CPU, amount/speed of RAM, make/model of graphics, size/speed of hard drive, version of Windows.

Sure. When I get a chance.

Think pad T42:Intel pentium M processor 1.7 GHz, 512mb DDR RAM, 40GB, Windows xp perfersional. Apple IBook laptop: 500-MHz power pc G3, 64 mb ram, 10gb hard drive IBM think pad T43: 1.86GHz, 512mb, 40GB, Laptop computer, 2668 CDRW/DVD XP pro

jackbomb July 15, 2012 at 00:46:54

You didn't post the graphics cards. If the ThinkPads both use Intel graphics, they'll suck for gaming, but the T43 will suck slightly less. The processor is a little better, and the faster FSB will slightly boost the IGP's performance. As for the iBook...let's just say that my 13 year old retro gaming box would kick its ass. HTPC | Pentium M @ 2.82GHz, 2MB L2) | 4GB | 1.0TB | Radeon HD5750 | Blu-Ray Win 7 Pro | Modified PowerMac G4 QuickSilver case

I see think padT43?