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  1. I had to go the laptop route bc I am teaching English in a foreign country and need something I can move back home with easily in a year or two / take with me on trips. It's a shame bc I know that a desktop would be so much better for everything excluding mobility, but I hope that this machine will do well with Arma 3. I am so excited, mostly for the helicopters as I love to fly them in games, but also for the realistic scale and highly detailed terrain for infantry combat. Thank you for your reply
  2. Hello, I recently ordered an MSI GT70 Dominator notebook[/url] from XoticPC. I ordered this specifically for gaming and the one game I am most excited to play (besides Arma 2) is Arma 3. However, I am a little bit worried that this notebook wont be good enough to enjoy the high settings of either game as I am now learning that they are very CPU dependent. Could I get some feedback on this notebook pertaining to the enjoyment of Arma 3 (and possibly Arma 2 that would be allowed in this thread)? Here are the specs for the notebook: Operating System: Windows 8.1 Processor: 4th Generation Intel® Mobile Core i7-4800MQ Haswell Processor (Quad Core 2.7-3.7GHz) Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 870M GDDR5 (3.0GB) w/ Optimus Technology RAM: 12GB DDR3 1600MHz Display: 1920x1080 With "Cooler Boost Technology." From what I understand this is just a really powerful fan system inside the notebook. Please post thoughts and suggestions. I am so excited to play Arma 3 (and 2) and really want to be able to enjoy them. I am very excited to join this community. Thank you so much in advance
  3. Hello, I recently ordered an MSI GT70 Dominator notebook[/url] from XoticPC. I ordered this specifically for gaming and the one game I am most excited to play (besides Arma 2) is Arma 3. However, I am a little bit worried that this notebook wont be good enough to enjoy the high settings of either game as I am now learning that they are very CPU dependent. Could I get some feedback on this notebook pertaining to the enjoyment of Arma 3 (and possibly Arma 2 that would be allowed in this thread)? Here are the specs for the notebook: Operating System: Windows 8.1 Processor: 4th Generation Intel® Mobile Core i7-4800MQ Haswell Processor (Quad Core 2.7-3.7GHz) Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 870M GDDR5 (3.0GB) w/ Optimus Technology RAM: 12GB DDR3 1600MHz Display: 1920x1080 With "Cooler Boost Technology." From what I understand this is just a really powerful fan system inside the notebook. Please post thoughts and suggestions. I am so excited to play Arma 3 (and 2) and really want to be able to enjoy them. I am very excited to join this community. Thank you so much in advance
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