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Gaming power of the G46

Tru3che
Level 7
Hey everyone, I'm thinking about finally going and picking up a G46 next week and I've been wondering how you all feel the G46 will handle future games. I've seen some of the benchmarks for a couple games, but how do you think it will handle the up and coming games such as Elder Scrolls Online? So far this laptop has everything, I just want to make sure the graphics card will be able to handle things to come. Thanks in advance for the responses!
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KAZiBA
Level 7
Tru3che wrote:
Hey everyone, I'm thinking about finally going and picking up a G46 next week and I've been wondering how you all feel the G46 will handle future games. I've seen some of the benchmarks for a couple games, but how do you think it will handle the up and coming games such as Elder Scrolls Online? So far this laptop has everything, I just want to make sure the graphics card will be able to handle things to come. Thanks in advance for the responses!


From what I managed to do with my G46 before it decided to brick on me (see my thread "Possibly bricked G46VW") and leave me without a life, it seemed to play GTA IV just fine on High settings (with Vsync turned off) and will probably run GTA V when it arrives on Medium-High settings. It can play Metro 2033 on High settings with little lag at intensive scenes and fluid whenever else (~50-60 FPS). Considering Metro 2033 is a demanding game, I suspect it will also run Crysis 1, 2 & 3 on High, High and Medium respectively. All CoD games should run on Ultra. And lastly Skyrim, which is CPU-intensive should run very fluid on High, if not Ultra.

Please note that my G46 had an i7-3630QM, not the i5-3210M. Be sure to pick up the i7 one if you won't be using the G46 exclusively for gaming, as it will come in handy for video editing and such if you care about that.

Hope this helps!