If yes, is there anything special I need to do to set it up?
Is the linksys wireless gaming adapter able to work with the PS3?
Yes it is. Before you go on though, go to linksys.com and check if there is any firmware you need to download. So it does not slow up your connection speed or not get a connection for that matter.
Reply:My dad plays online with his linksys, but you have to make sure its fully updated or it will kick you off in the middle of a game.
Reply:It will work, there is nothing special you need to set up.
Friday, July 31, 2009
What would be the cost of a good-ish laptop for gaming?
Ideally, i dont want to spend loads on this, but i do want to get a decent enough one. If anyone could recomend any specific models or anything, that'd be great. Cheers.
What would be the cost of a good-ish laptop for gaming?
I recommend that you go for an Intel Centrino dual core processor or quad core if you can find one. Don't go for the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad etc... coz they don't really perform the best on laptops but centrino does.
Don't get Windows vista. Vista is bad for many reasons. One, for gaming, most games aren't compatible with Vista, only new ones are. Two there are alot of bugs and stuff that needa be fixed. Three Vista is bad for networking so if you LAN with your mates, who have XP its not going to be that easy to play with each other.
Get a Nvidia card because Nvidia is sponsored and supported by leading manufactures like Intel and EA games etc... I sugest you get one from 7000 series AT LEAST and that you have 256MB of video ram, But that depends on what games you wanna play. Nvidia though has been know to stuff up using the Source engine which CS source use and portal....Half Life....Team Fortress 2 but if you don't play these games, then Nvidia will do good.
Get at least 1GB of DDR2 RAM
I hope this has helped you and don't spend too much on your gaming rig.
Cheers, Jc_a380
Reply:Screen Size: 17 inches
Weight: 8 lbs
Processor Options: Core 2 Duo
Graphics Options: ATI Mobility X1700 (Dedicated)
The Asus G2 is a 17-inch screen gaming notebook with a Core 2 Duo processor and ATI X1700 graphics card.
about $1700
What would be the cost of a good-ish laptop for gaming?
I recommend that you go for an Intel Centrino dual core processor or quad core if you can find one. Don't go for the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad etc... coz they don't really perform the best on laptops but centrino does.
Don't get Windows vista. Vista is bad for many reasons. One, for gaming, most games aren't compatible with Vista, only new ones are. Two there are alot of bugs and stuff that needa be fixed. Three Vista is bad for networking so if you LAN with your mates, who have XP its not going to be that easy to play with each other.
Get a Nvidia card because Nvidia is sponsored and supported by leading manufactures like Intel and EA games etc... I sugest you get one from 7000 series AT LEAST and that you have 256MB of video ram, But that depends on what games you wanna play. Nvidia though has been know to stuff up using the Source engine which CS source use and portal....Half Life....Team Fortress 2 but if you don't play these games, then Nvidia will do good.
Get at least 1GB of DDR2 RAM
I hope this has helped you and don't spend too much on your gaming rig.
Cheers, Jc_a380
Reply:Screen Size: 17 inches
Weight: 8 lbs
Processor Options: Core 2 Duo
Graphics Options: ATI Mobility X1700 (Dedicated)
The Asus G2 is a 17-inch screen gaming notebook with a Core 2 Duo processor and ATI X1700 graphics card.
about $1700
What is the best gaming mouse pad in the world?
Is it the razer destructor or steelpad S%26amp;S? Huh ?
What is the best gaming mouse pad in the world?
afiak. . . . .steel series gmaing mouse pads.
At least they are one of the most expensive.
garden furniture
What is the best gaming mouse pad in the world?
afiak. . . . .steel series gmaing mouse pads.
At least they are one of the most expensive.
garden furniture
How do you write or learn to write a gaming code for a RPG game?
I have no experience with making a game and i have never made a game before, I need a simple way to learn. I want to use dark basic if possible.(The first one)
How do you write or learn to write a gaming code for a RPG game?
There is no ''easy'' or ''fast'' way to code a game, especially from scratch.I suggest you look up some tutorials, and practice ALOT! once you know the basics, you should try modding an open-source game similar to the one you want to make, so you can learn more.
How do you write or learn to write a gaming code for a RPG game?
There is no ''easy'' or ''fast'' way to code a game, especially from scratch.I suggest you look up some tutorials, and practice ALOT! once you know the basics, you should try modding an open-source game similar to the one you want to make, so you can learn more.
What are good but cheap gaming computer parts?
I was going to buy parts for a gaming computer im building but im on a tight budget and need some good but cheap parts a detailed list would help
What are good but cheap gaming computer parts?
You must overclock CPU to achieve good gaming performance on a cheap build:
Motherboard: Gigabyte EP35-DS3L P35 Intel LGA775 board. Good compatibility (new intel cpu's), nice bios, good overclocking, good manuals
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
$90
CPU: Two options for a budget here, Pentium Dual Core E2180/E2200 ($70, Allendale 65nm) or Core 2 Duo E7200 ($135, Wolfdale 45nm). The E2180/E2200 overclock to arround 3.0ghz and the E7200 overclocks to 3.8ghz easily. The E7200 is a no brainer if you got the money. Also runs cooler, newer, faster, better.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
RAM: 2gb PC2-6400 Dual Channel, use XP for this build as Vista will increase system cost and decrease system performance. Doubtful you'll see too much DX10 advantage on a cheap build. 2gb OCZ dual channel low latency, plenty for XP build.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
$30
Power Supply: High quality Corsair 450W (yes this is plenty on a good PSU). This enough power for a non-sli crossfire rig.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Video Card:
Depending on budget I recommend one of the following:
HD 3850, HD 3870, or 8800 GT, in increasing order of goodness.
HD 3850, basically the best deal for an into top tier card, and this powercolor has a nice cooler and a good price, maybe 10-15% slower than 3870...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
HD 3870, this card comes with a perfect cooler and pre-overclocked at a very reasonable price and should whoop any 9600GT.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
8800 GT: HD 3870 is about 10% slower, and more games are optimized toward nVidia. This MSI has a pretty good cooler and comes overclocked:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Reply:Check out newegg, tigerdirect, directron, mwave, microcenter, and fry's for computer parts.
For a cheap but good system, get:
A dual core processor ~$150
Gigabyte P35-DS3L ~$90
2GB RAM ~$35
some harddrive ~$60
DVD drive ~$30
Nvidia 9600GT ~$150
Case + good brand PSU (500W) ~$100
This will cost you about $600 with Windows, less if you find better deals.
Reply:My advice is: don't skimp on RAM, and extra general memory never hurt anyone.
These things come in handy when it comes to gaming.
Good luck and God bless.
Reply:go to a tech forum. like anandtech.com they will help you much more than these retards
What are good but cheap gaming computer parts?
You must overclock CPU to achieve good gaming performance on a cheap build:
Motherboard: Gigabyte EP35-DS3L P35 Intel LGA775 board. Good compatibility (new intel cpu's), nice bios, good overclocking, good manuals
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
$90
CPU: Two options for a budget here, Pentium Dual Core E2180/E2200 ($70, Allendale 65nm) or Core 2 Duo E7200 ($135, Wolfdale 45nm). The E2180/E2200 overclock to arround 3.0ghz and the E7200 overclocks to 3.8ghz easily. The E7200 is a no brainer if you got the money. Also runs cooler, newer, faster, better.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
RAM: 2gb PC2-6400 Dual Channel, use XP for this build as Vista will increase system cost and decrease system performance. Doubtful you'll see too much DX10 advantage on a cheap build. 2gb OCZ dual channel low latency, plenty for XP build.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
$30
Power Supply: High quality Corsair 450W (yes this is plenty on a good PSU). This enough power for a non-sli crossfire rig.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Video Card:
Depending on budget I recommend one of the following:
HD 3850, HD 3870, or 8800 GT, in increasing order of goodness.
HD 3850, basically the best deal for an into top tier card, and this powercolor has a nice cooler and a good price, maybe 10-15% slower than 3870...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
HD 3870, this card comes with a perfect cooler and pre-overclocked at a very reasonable price and should whoop any 9600GT.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
8800 GT: HD 3870 is about 10% slower, and more games are optimized toward nVidia. This MSI has a pretty good cooler and comes overclocked:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Reply:Check out newegg, tigerdirect, directron, mwave, microcenter, and fry's for computer parts.
For a cheap but good system, get:
A dual core processor ~$150
Gigabyte P35-DS3L ~$90
2GB RAM ~$35
some harddrive ~$60
DVD drive ~$30
Nvidia 9600GT ~$150
Case + good brand PSU (500W) ~$100
This will cost you about $600 with Windows, less if you find better deals.
Reply:My advice is: don't skimp on RAM, and extra general memory never hurt anyone.
These things come in handy when it comes to gaming.
Good luck and God bless.
Reply:go to a tech forum. like anandtech.com they will help you much more than these retards
How to get games for a "online gaming" site?
I wish to start an "online gaming" site
where do i purchase good quality online games for that site
if any body have experience please help me?
How to get games for a "online gaming" site?
try these site
mininova.com
torrentspy.com
bitcomet.com
for games and fast downloading softwares to start with
best wishes
Reply:bitcomet
Reply:go to www.easports.com U can find number of purchasable games
Reply:www.easports.com
Reply:search it on any search engine u will get what u desire to have it !
Reply:i dont know what do you want an mmo a racing be more specific
where do i purchase good quality online games for that site
if any body have experience please help me?
How to get games for a "online gaming" site?
try these site
mininova.com
torrentspy.com
bitcomet.com
for games and fast downloading softwares to start with
best wishes
Reply:bitcomet
Reply:go to www.easports.com U can find number of purchasable games
Reply:www.easports.com
Reply:search it on any search engine u will get what u desire to have it !
Reply:i dont know what do you want an mmo a racing be more specific
What gaming system should I get for young children?
I have a 3 %26amp; 4 year old, but my husband would also like to play racing games...we aren't serious gaming people but something to take the kids into their childhood...and bring back my husbands.
What gaming system should I get for young children?
Gamecube for sure, mostly everyone else who answered your question answered ps2,3, or x-box systems, very bad!! no but really. A gamecube is 99$ from a local wal-mart and they also make many childrens games, like mario, animal crossing, many zelda games, super smash bros, many fun children friendly games. And I know you may go with what the majority of the people who answered your question and it wont be gamecube but you should look into it yourself believe me. The gamecube will be the best. oh and definitly has racing games=D
Reply:To whomever said get a library card....thanks, we all have one and go to the library twice a week....my children love story hour. Gaming systems do sell educational games and whether you want to admit it or not, they are very good for hand eye coordination and concentration skills. Report It
Reply:you could try a PS2 or Xbox or Xbox 360 or PS3 or maybe even a Wii
Reply:Atari - Poll Position II is the greatest game ever created.
Reply:ps3 ,ps2, xbox, xbox360 are for serious gamers in my onpinion
i would recommend the wii but careful because you can break your big screen swing that controller around
Reply:i suggest the Nintendo Wii, fun for the whole family and easy to use. the Ps3 and Xbox360 are not kid friendly systems
Reply:my sister just got a super nintendo for her kids on ebay simple to use, fun games,games are cheap
Reply:Gamecube, because it should be less expensive by now, it has great games for kids (Mario Parties and Animal Crossing), and it definitly has racing games
Reply:well for a good price and a good quality system iwould sugjest the nintendo wii
its more of a kids thing but can also be cool for adults
the wii has motion sensiong movements witch is awesom
Reply:Xbox or a PS2. They are fairly cheap, there are plenty of games for all ages on all of them, and because the games have been out for a while, you can find good new games for around $20, sometimes even less.
Reply:gamecube is also a great choice because it allows four controllers to be plugged into the main system (just like they did for N64) - but usually the system only comes with 1 controller. extra controllers are available for purchase in stores like gamestop. a memory card is required for a lot of games to play, even if you're not actually saving.
mario party games are good, i think there are like 3 for gamecube. it's a bunch of mini games, from what i understand
animal crossing is great, you are a townsperson setting up a town, and you can fish to collect fish, use your bug net to collect bugs, etc..
there are also many games that are video game collections -
megaman X collections is great, it's a great game that even though you can use passwords to get back to certain parts of the game, you can always start at the beginning and get right in on the action - the beginning story is quite short
sonic also has a number of 'collections' games
avoid longer games, rpgs, because even if they're great, you can't really play other people's files, they are normally 1 player and it takes long to play (in other words, only one person at a time) however, final fantasy crystal chronicles would have been good if you could use controllers for players 1-3 instead of the gba that is required. (so that's another bad choice)
i'm including a link to a site you're sure to be interested in - in the source area
Reply:How about a library card? I am vehemently against most video games.
Reply:X-Box
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What gaming system should I get for young children?
Gamecube for sure, mostly everyone else who answered your question answered ps2,3, or x-box systems, very bad!! no but really. A gamecube is 99$ from a local wal-mart and they also make many childrens games, like mario, animal crossing, many zelda games, super smash bros, many fun children friendly games. And I know you may go with what the majority of the people who answered your question and it wont be gamecube but you should look into it yourself believe me. The gamecube will be the best. oh and definitly has racing games=D
Reply:To whomever said get a library card....thanks, we all have one and go to the library twice a week....my children love story hour. Gaming systems do sell educational games and whether you want to admit it or not, they are very good for hand eye coordination and concentration skills. Report It
Reply:you could try a PS2 or Xbox or Xbox 360 or PS3 or maybe even a Wii
Reply:Atari - Poll Position II is the greatest game ever created.
Reply:ps3 ,ps2, xbox, xbox360 are for serious gamers in my onpinion
i would recommend the wii but careful because you can break your big screen swing that controller around
Reply:i suggest the Nintendo Wii, fun for the whole family and easy to use. the Ps3 and Xbox360 are not kid friendly systems
Reply:my sister just got a super nintendo for her kids on ebay simple to use, fun games,games are cheap
Reply:Gamecube, because it should be less expensive by now, it has great games for kids (Mario Parties and Animal Crossing), and it definitly has racing games
Reply:well for a good price and a good quality system iwould sugjest the nintendo wii
its more of a kids thing but can also be cool for adults
the wii has motion sensiong movements witch is awesom
Reply:Xbox or a PS2. They are fairly cheap, there are plenty of games for all ages on all of them, and because the games have been out for a while, you can find good new games for around $20, sometimes even less.
Reply:gamecube is also a great choice because it allows four controllers to be plugged into the main system (just like they did for N64) - but usually the system only comes with 1 controller. extra controllers are available for purchase in stores like gamestop. a memory card is required for a lot of games to play, even if you're not actually saving.
mario party games are good, i think there are like 3 for gamecube. it's a bunch of mini games, from what i understand
animal crossing is great, you are a townsperson setting up a town, and you can fish to collect fish, use your bug net to collect bugs, etc..
there are also many games that are video game collections -
megaman X collections is great, it's a great game that even though you can use passwords to get back to certain parts of the game, you can always start at the beginning and get right in on the action - the beginning story is quite short
sonic also has a number of 'collections' games
avoid longer games, rpgs, because even if they're great, you can't really play other people's files, they are normally 1 player and it takes long to play (in other words, only one person at a time) however, final fantasy crystal chronicles would have been good if you could use controllers for players 1-3 instead of the gba that is required. (so that's another bad choice)
i'm including a link to a site you're sure to be interested in - in the source area
Reply:How about a library card? I am vehemently against most video games.
Reply:X-Box
flowers delivery
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