ATI Mobility Radeon HD3450 good for simulation games?

Question

hi everyone im looking for a laptop to play games on but doesnt cost the world, found a sony with a ATI Mobility Radeon HD3450 graphics card is this good enough for simulation games or not?
thanks in advance xx

Answer 1

This is a list of benchmark results, which shows the relative performance of common mobile GPUs,



http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphics-Cards-Benchmark-List.844.0.html



A Radeon 3450 is number 94 on that list --in the lower half. Compare that to, for example, a GeForce 8600M GT (number 54 on the list), which comes in a Dell XPS M1530, or a GeForce 9800M GS (number 13 on the list), which comes in an ASUS G50VT-X2.



http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220403

Answer 2

My answer is not really an "answer" to your question. But I want to make some suggestions.



First of all, laptops are not designed for gaming. Most simulation games require a bit of processing power and a good graphics card to display the output.



Secondly, laptop hardware is different to desktop hardware which means you cannot simply buy upgrades for them.



And lastly, I wouldn't use ATI graphics card for gaming. From experience they are more buggy and less supported. Nvidia IS the best for gaming.

Answer 3

holy... well, never mind. i would give my mother for a radeon hd3450. yes, simulation games will look like 1080i on a radeon hd.

Answer 4

Yes, this graphics chipset could handle simulation games at a low to medium range graphics. I mean, all games these days are requiring a lot out of graphics cards.



Hope this helped! :)

Answer 5

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