Thanks very much, mate!
I know that the Storm engine based games don't require much, but I do remember that I had to tone down some of the settings when I played LEGO Indiana Jones and that seems a bit sad to me. Also, I am always very enthusiastic with running dozens of programs at the same time and having, for example, two WinMerge comparisions going on while I'm zipping something else and am also running PotC while doing modding with Notepad++, having Windows Media Player playing music and also having ten Internet Explorer tabs with various forum pages open. Naturally, my previous laptop didn't like that very much. But it would be slowish even if I'd NOT ask that much of it.
I thought that 6,144 MB memory option sounded a bit dodgy; thanks for confirming that one!
I still have a valid McAfee subscription that I'd prefer to use though. In which way is that one and others so bad? I did have Norton before and that one drove me nuts. I was quite happy to have McAfee again, which wasn't annoying me quite as much.
I know that the Storm engine based games don't require much, but I do remember that I had to tone down some of the settings when I played LEGO Indiana Jones and that seems a bit sad to me. Also, I am always very enthusiastic with running dozens of programs at the same time and having, for example, two WinMerge comparisions going on while I'm zipping something else and am also running PotC while doing modding with Notepad++, having Windows Media Player playing music and also having ten Internet Explorer tabs with various forum pages open. Naturally, my previous laptop didn't like that very much. But it would be slowish even if I'd NOT ask that much of it.
I thought that 6,144 MB memory option sounded a bit dodgy; thanks for confirming that one!
I still have a valid McAfee subscription that I'd prefer to use though. In which way is that one and others so bad? I did have Norton before and that one drove me nuts. I was quite happy to have McAfee again, which wasn't annoying me quite as much.
Aaaagh; I HATE that kind of ***. I had a lot of that on my previous laptop from Acer. But how do you get rid of it properly? They would only give you a recovery disc that reinstall Windows and puts it all back again.Additionally, should you choose to purchase from Dell, I strongly recommend that the first thing you do on receipt is format the hard drive and reinstall your Operating system, as Dell loves to package lots of proprietary garbage and "trials" with their computers, and not only is all of it useless, most of it actually slows your computer considerably.