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That should be able to handle NTW without a hitch. I've not looked at the price, only the specs. If it's within your price range, then go for it. It's a decent laptop, especially with the i7 processor.
Changes to Total War? Having trouble....
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Well, I have a $8000 Alienware M17x with an i7 920XM six-core processor, ATI 5870 (DDR5) video card, solid state hard drive, etc.... And this game still runs better on my two year old HP Pavillion (laptop) running Vista.... I just got the M17x and was very excited to try this game. I installed the game on the HP a couple months ago starting at 10PM, it was still installing at 7AM the next morning. On the M17x, it installed in less than 30 minutes. So I'm thinking, this is going to be wicked fast.... but if I need to re-load the autosave file (after attempting something stupid in the game), or during the pre-battle splash screen/status bar, its sometimes 15-20 minutes to load. Other than that, it seems to work great. I uninstalled the antivirus; I disabled the User Control BS;.......... WHAT AM I MISSING?
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And here is my problem : I've just loaded up Napoleon Total War and I am getting an instant reboot each time I get to the title screen .. well the Sega screen to be exact without error message , nothing in my event viewer just a total system reboot. If I press escape then it gets me into the menu screen, but as soon as I start a campaign and a movie starts up then the same thing happens . I've tried updating my drivers but with no luck. However I can start up ETW and see all the movie clips and the Sega screen with no problems at all.
And this is my Computer performance :
Intel Core i5 760
Inno3D GTX470
4GB Ram
PSU 650w
Im using Win7 Ultimate 64bit
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