Think more "portable desktop" and you'll be closer to the truth - these laptops need mains power and get very hot. Both the FX-60 and the P4 were never designed for laptops - they're desktop processors shoehorned into the cramped confines of a laptop - hence the heat problem.
If I wanted a "laptop" with gaming capabilities I'd go for something like this:
Think more "portable desktop" and you'll be closer to the truth - these laptops need mains power and get very hot. Both the FX-60 and the P4 were never designed for laptops - they're desktop processors shoehorned into the cramped confines of a laptop - hence the heat problem.
If I wanted a "laptop" with gaming capabilities I'd go for something like this:
I dont care about battery life and sager test for heat problems. I looked for around a month for people who had the fx-60 in a laptop and ran both cores at 100% for a month and never went over 60 degrees C with stock cooling. They are both close in price as well. I was thinking I wanted the fx-60 so I did more research on it, But when i found out i could get 3 gb of ram i wondered how that woud alter performance. I wasnt sure about dual core vs single core for gaming either even though i have read alot and seen muliple benchmarks they all seem to be biased towards intel or amd.
I dont care about battery life and sager test for heat problems. I looked for around a month for people who had the fx-60 in a laptop and ran both cores at 100% for a month and never went over 60 degrees C with stock cooling. They are both close in price as well. I was thinking I wanted the fx-60 so I did more research on it, But when i found out i could get 3 gb of ram i wondered how that woud alter performance. I wasnt sure about dual core vs single core for gaming either even though i have read alot and seen muliple benchmarks they all seem to be biased towards intel or amd.
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