ARMA on a high end laptop ?

[sur3sh0t 0]

hi people

being a fan of operation flashpoint i want to get into arma ,i know this game pushes your pc's hardware to the limit.

Does it play ok on a high end laptop like a rock xtreme with a 7900 gtx mobile graphics card.

GUess i'd have to turn off the AA / AF for a faster frame rate?

[urbanwarrior 0]

i've tried running it on my compaq v6000 (amd turion64X2, 1gb ram, 256mb nvidia) but it was unplayable. yours seems better though so you might have more luck

[Lowflyer_TAW 0]

Hey guys,

I'm playing ArmA on my Thinkpad w/X1400 and it's really playable . The major issue is the sound card...

[Spiggs 0]

Hiya

I'm playing ArmA on a Fujitsu Amilo, 2ghz Centrino duo with 1g RAM and a ATI mobility Radeon X1800 graphics card.

Seems to run sweet as a nut on medium graphics settings but does get jerky when I whack them all up to maximum.

Otherwise i've found it perfectly playable with a view distance of 3km+ in multiplayer.

Hope that's of some help

[abs 2]

I really wouldn't worry with you specs. I've been able to get ArmA to run on a 1.6 Centrino, 64mb GeForce go 5200, and 512mb RAM.

I'm sure it'll be alright with yours.

Abs

[Dwarden 1125]

onboard videocard with lot of dedicated memory helps

(shared memory types = slideshow)

MODedit: moved to Troubleshooting ...

[dirtylarrygb 0]

onboard videocard with lot of dedicated memory helps

(shared memory types = slideshow)

MODedit: moved to Troubleshooting ...

In general a geforce 2 is faster than onboard video on a laptop.

Onboard video is fine for DVD's and web browsing but thats it.

[sur3sh0t 0]

hanks for all the replies,hope to be on the battle field soon !

[majoris 10]

Look at my setup in my sig, I run ArmA quite well with high settings.