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Broken In
Join Date: Aug 2004
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I'm thinking of ordering the following laptop- Dell Inspiron 6400 Intel Core Duo Processor T2300 1.66 GHz, 2MB Cache, 667 MHz FSB Microsoft Windows XP Home 15.4" Widescreen with Truelife 1280*800 1024(2*512) DDR2 SDRAM 80GB SATA HDD 8X DVD+/-RW Combo Drive Dual Layer 256MB ATi Mobility Radeon X1400 Hypermemory Wireless 350 Bluetooth Module INR 62,939/- I need the laptop for everyday heavy use with light-to-moderate gaming(OK with games running at medium settings) and also for running applications like 3ds Max and Maya Is this laptop good enough, or can I get a better deal? Can anyone pls suggest some other configurations in the same price range? Thank You
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Wise Old Owl
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: New York
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You might want to consider getting a faster processor or adding more RAM since you will be using 3DS and Maya. Other than that, this looks like a good config. Maybe you could get a 7200rpm HDD if you don't already have it selected.
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Broken In
Join Date: Aug 2004
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Thanks for the reply
Abt the ram, i think i'll get a single 1GB stick, and then use the 512 MB stick frm my old laptop Also, can anyone pls tell me how the Core Duo 1.66GHz performs with respect to the P4 M processors My old laptop had a P4 2.8 Ghz, will this processor perform better? Also, wht is the exact process of ordering frm Dell? I've given a request for a quotation, havent got it yet. Can I order online frm the India site, or do I have to call?
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Wise Old Owl
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: New York
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Make sure that your new laptop will support the RAM from your old one - if the old one has a lower frequency, then system performance will be slightly compromised. The Core Duo is much more efficient when it comes to battery life and it also runs fast. I don't know exactly how it will compare to the P4 2.8GHz but I guess it should be just as good if not better. Maybe a higher clock rate will perform better.
I think you can configure your system online - not sure if you can buy it online though. It would be a good idea to configure your system online so that you get a rough idea of the final cost and then call them up. |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Jaipur
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get a faster processor to do maya.else its fine
man in laptop u must spend at least 70k to get working with maya & in pc u do it for 50k with huge speed.why not save gard earned money. |
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Alpha Geek
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 658
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dude i suggest get lappy frm us...in 70k u ll get a system.....worth 1.2,lakh of indian price.......
i have no idea abt lappy markets...but 1.6ghz and that too for maya stuff looks low....get a better processer...also your budget can get u 100gb disc too.....other stuffs look...good.......also if u can get freedos or linus os one get that and if u have the original microsoft os cd...then u can install that and save ard 3-5k |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Syria~
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ya man the stuff in india is imported from there only so better to bring wid sum1
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mumbai
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A 2 month old post has been bumped. Locking this thread. If you need to reopen this thread, please take the pains to PM a mod.
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