Will this run eso?

Faugaun · November 2015

http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/inspiron-11-3147-laptop/fncwr1204sw10

SHADOW2KK · November 2015

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

khele23eb17_ESO · November 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/inspiron-11-3147-laptop/fncwr1204sw10

No dedicated GFX card. In might run, at single digit fps.

Faugaun · November 2015

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

I have a gaming laptop, runs on ultra 60fps in cyrodil....just looking for something more portable that can also let me login to eso (in the bed or on the go) and maybe grind in pve, hunt for nodes or do some small scale pvp. This tablet can accomplish this?

SHADOW2KK · November 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

I have a gaming laptop, runs on ultra 60fps in cyrodil....just looking for something more portable that can also let me login to eso (in the bed or on the go) and maybe grind in pve, hunt for nodes or do some small scale pvp. This tablet can accomplish this?

Aaaah oky doky then hehe.

Aye it will, but do not be too horrified at the graphics:P

Matem · November 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

I have a gaming laptop, runs on ultra 60fps in cyrodil....just looking for something more portable that can also let me login to eso (in the bed or on the go) and maybe grind in pve, hunt for nodes or do some small scale pvp. This tablet can accomplish this?

you'll be on 20-30 fps when not doing anything, 5-10 fps in cyrodiil. all on lowest graphics. if you're used to 60fps then good luck.

Artjuh90 · November 2015

building a rig is always more expenisve then a console...
i don't know a single pc user who spends less then 400 euro's in 8 years on their pc

Faugaun · November 2015

Any other suggestions for something better? Will IPads run eso or cannot even install it there? Need windows tablets only? Looking for sub $400 (ok with refurbished or maybe used), found some air2 ipads for under $400 but only 16 gig...so not enough memory.

Surface pro 3 is more than I want to spend.

JamilaRaj · November 2015

That N3540 is Bay Trail processor, something akin to Atoms. It is Intel's relatively recent scam based on placing Pentium label on CPUs like these instead of gutted yet still reasonably powerful Core iNs it used to place it on before.
That single digit FPS estimate above sounds about right.

daemonios · November 2015

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

You don't really need a gaming laptop. My laptop is a regular ASUS laptop (only notable feature is a GeForce GT 740M GPU, which isn't really top notch) and it runs with settings in medium. I can go to high, but with lower fps.

About OP's config: too small a screen, too weak a CPU and GPU, too slow HDD, 8GB RAM would be better. I'd say the minimum would be a 13" screen (preferably 15" or so), Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 7200 RPM HDD (preferably an SSD), dedicated nVidia GPU.

Faugaun · November 2015

Artjuh90 wrote: »

building a rig is always more expenisve then a console...
i don't know a single pc user who spends less then 400 euro's in 8 years on their pc

Haha, I wish! My laptops over 8 years..... $4,500 ($1500 a pop 2.5 - 3 years life expectancy) actually I buy 2 at a time (one for the wife each time) so it's actually $9k....but it's not fair to compare just a console, Xbox 1 (dunno the current rate)+ 4x controllers ($70.00 each) + a display (my TV was $2500 5 years ago, and no I only use it for my console, no cable subscription only devices hooked up are my Xbox 1 and 360.

So my consoles over 5 years is at maybe $3,500 (but supports multiplayers on some games) compare that to the $4500/ 8-years and it's slightly more expensive for a single player but for multilayer it's cheaper than the $9k for me and my wife ....if you add it for 4 players Then console is definitely the cheap option. It's not as simple as "consoles are $400 built rigs are $1,500+"

Overall I personally get more enjoyment from my laptop, but my kids get more from the consoles.

Faugaun · November 2015

daemonios wrote: »

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

You don't really need a gaming laptop. My laptop is a regular ASUS laptop (only notable feature is a GeForce GT 740M GPU, which isn't really top notch) and it runs with settings in medium. I can go to high, but with lower fps.

About OP's config: too small a screen, too weak a CPU and GPU, too slow HDD, 8GB RAM would be better. I'd say the minimum would be a 13" screen (preferably 15" or so), Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 7200 RPM HDD (preferably an SSD), dedicated nVidia GPU.

You can get tablets or 2 in 1 devices that are 13" and 15" ? If so I think that's to big a screen for what I'm looking for....but I dunno I guess I would have to look around. The surface pro 3 has i7 (maybe I could find a refurbished in the surface pro 3 in my desired price range.

There is an option on the original link for a 120gb ssd but the 500gb 5krpm seemed better (my laptop runs ssd so I dun really know what 5k vs 7k feels like on eso....should only matter for length of load screens right?)

daemonios · November 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

daemonios wrote: »

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

You don't really need a gaming laptop. My laptop is a regular ASUS laptop (only notable feature is a GeForce GT 740M GPU, which isn't really top notch) and it runs with settings in medium. I can go to high, but with lower fps.

About OP's config: too small a screen, too weak a CPU and GPU, too slow HDD, 8GB RAM would be better. I'd say the minimum would be a 13" screen (preferably 15" or so), Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 7200 RPM HDD (preferably an SSD), dedicated nVidia GPU.

You can get tablets or 2 in 1 devices that are 13" and 15" ? If so I think that's to big a screen for what I'm looking for....but I dunno I guess I would have to look around. The surface pro 3 has i7 (maybe I could find a refurbished in the surface pro 3 in my desired price range.

There is an option on the original link for a 120gb ssd but the 500gb 5krpm seemed better (my laptop runs ssd so I dun really know what 5k vs 7k feels like on eso....should only matter for length of load screens right?)

Tablets or 2-in-1 aren't really meant for serious gaming, so you're really gonna have to compromise there. I was giving my opinion and I would never go for that solution. Rather have a decent laptop and a decent tablet myself, but if you can deal with low res and low fps and you value the tablet/laptop combo so much, maybe it will work for you.

The HDD will never be the most serious bottleneck, but in my experience yes, load times get better the faster your storage is. I had already put in an SSD in my laptop and I just got one for my desktop. Couldn't be happier with them.

Sevalaricgirl · November 2015

I have a Dell Inspiron and it works fine on it. I don't play on it all the time but you have to remember that people who say it won't are probably talking about PvP and that on the Inspiron will probably not be great.

j.d.elyb14a_ESO · November 2015

I have an Alienware Area 51 with I 3 chip and run ESO with no problems. Lag in PvP but nothing else. Like most peeps who PvP. Been a good computer for size and price.

Faugaun · November 2015

@Sevalaricgirl you are on this exact device? And experience is decent? If so thank you as this helps a lot

daemonios wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

daemonios wrote: »

SHADOW2KK wrote: »

It will run ESO but it aint a gaming laptop, so do not expect good fps or anything hehe.

It will run on Low.

Just build your own gaming rig, costs less and is way better imo.

You don't really need a gaming laptop. My laptop is a regular ASUS laptop (only notable feature is a GeForce GT 740M GPU, which isn't really top notch) and it runs with settings in medium. I can go to high, but with lower fps.

About OP's config: too small a screen, too weak a CPU and GPU, too slow HDD, 8GB RAM would be better. I'd say the minimum would be a 13" screen (preferably 15" or so), Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 7200 RPM HDD (preferably an SSD), dedicated nVidia GPU.

You can get tablets or 2 in 1 devices that are 13" and 15" ? If so I think that's to big a screen for what I'm looking for....but I dunno I guess I would have to look around. The surface pro 3 has i7 (maybe I could find a refurbished in the surface pro 3 in my desired price range.

There is an option on the original link for a 120gb ssd but the 500gb 5krpm seemed better (my laptop runs ssd so I dun really know what 5k vs 7k feels like on eso....should only matter for length of load screens right?)

Tablets or 2-in-1 aren't really meant for serious gaming, so you're really gonna have to compromise there. I was giving my opinion and I would never go for that solution. Rather have a decent laptop and a decent tablet myself, but if you can deal with low res and low fps and you value the tablet/laptop combo so much, maybe it will work for you.

The HDD will never be the most serious bottleneck, but in my experience yes, load times get better the faster your storage is. I had already put in an SSD in my laptop and I just got one for my desktop. Couldn't be happier with them.

Have the laptop, this would fill the tablet role.

Rosveen · November 2015

j.d.elyb14a_ESO wrote: »

I have an Alienware Area 51 with I 3 chip and run ESO with no problems. Lag in PvP but nothing else. Like most peeps who PvP. Been a good computer for size and price.

Why exactly did you bring up this particular PC in a discussion about <$400 11 inch netbook?

Faugaun · November 2015

j.d.elyb14a_ESO wrote: »

I have an Alienware Area 51 with I 3 chip and run ESO with no problems. Lag in PvP but nothing else. Like most peeps who PvP. Been a good computer for size and price.

Thanks are you able to link? It's sounds out of budget and too big for my specs but will look for sure.

drumbendrum_ESO · November 2015

Avoid Dell at all cost!

Asus Asus Asus!

Faugaun · November 2015

drumbendrum_ESO wrote: »

Avoid Dell at all cost!

Asus Asus Asus!

OK, why?

would this perform better?

http://store.asus.com/us/category/A38931?_ga=1.230679580.1604876462.1448720020

Moonshadow66 · November 2015

By default? No. You need to install the game first in order to play it.
Ok, joke aside, I have no clue about laptops XD

Faugaun · November 2015

Moonshadow66 wrote: »

By default? No. You need to install the game first in order to play it.
Ok, joke aside, I have no clue about laptops XD

Looking more tablet than laptop, these 2 in 1 seem to have better capabilities for the price than the tablet only devices. I'm really interested in the 9-13" screen size range for portability. (Ipad 2 fits in my 5.11 back pocket so that size is good).

Artjuh90 · November 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

Artjuh90 wrote: »

building a rig is always more expenisve then a console...
i don't know a single pc user who spends less then 400 euro's in 8 years on their pc

Haha, I wish! My laptops over 8 years..... $4,500 ($1500 a pop 2.5 - 3 years life expectancy) actually I buy 2 at a time (one for the wife each time) so it's actually $9k....but it's not fair to compare just a console, Xbox 1 (dunno the current rate)+ 4x controllers ($70.00 each) + a display (my TV was $2500 5 years ago, and no I only use it for my console, no cable subscription only devices hooked up are my Xbox 1 and 360.

So my consoles over 5 years is at maybe $3,500 (but supports multiplayers on some games) compare that to the $4500/ 8-years and it's slightly more expensive for a single player but for multilayer it's cheaper than the $9k for me and my wife ....if you add it for 4 players Then console is definitely the cheap option. It's not as simple as "consoles are $400 built rigs are $1,500+"

Overall I personally get more enjoyment from my laptop, but my kids get more from the consoles.

i said consoles are cheaper then pc like you said and tv cost i didn't calculate for a reason. i think you are a minoraty who doesn't watch tv. so people already bought a tv. i have to admid gamers tend to go for a higher quality tv. and with purcase of a console you always get 1 or 2 controllers.

Cazic · November 2015

No, no and no. These laptops you're considering technically will run ESO, but it will barely be playable. As daemonios mentioned above, your minimum specs should be something like Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 7200 RPM HDD, dedicated nVidia GPU.

khele23eb17_ESO · November 2015

Dont do much gaming on my laptop (Acer i5 2.53GHz, 6GB of memory, Radeon HD 5650) but if I run ESO I get about 18-35 fps @ medium settings.

Sevalaricgirl · November 2015

I have an AMD Dell inspiron and it plays it well, granted on medium settings but well enough to play it on 4G wireless. Granted, I don't PvP at all and if you plan to you won't be able to do it on a laptop unless it is a really good one.

khele23eb17_ESO · November 2015

Sevalaricgirl wrote: »

I have an AMD Dell inspiron and

And this doesnt help him unless you give some more details about the CPU and graphics.

Faugaun · November 2015

Sevalaricgirl wrote: »

I have an AMD Dell inspiron and it plays it well, granted on medium settings but well enough to play it on 4G wireless. Granted, I don't PvP at all and if you plan to you won't be able to do it on a laptop unless it is a really good one.

PvP on my laptop all the time. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Clevo-P170SM-A-One-K73-4N-Barebones-Notebook.114195.0.html

Not looking for the performance of my laptop just something usable.....and portable and cheap.....

Faugaun · November 2015

khele23eb17_ESO wrote: »

Sevalaricgirl wrote: »

I have an AMD Dell inspiron and

And this doesnt help him unless you give some more details about the CPU and graphics.

This also it sounds like your system might be very close to what I'm looking for sevalaricgirl

khele23eb17_ESO · November 2015

Well if you have unlimited bandwidth you can always use a streaming app like Splashtop or Kainy.

Faugaun · November 2015

Ehh?