Would this laptop run all the new games on Ultra?

[jjtwoshort]

Ignore the price (I might get it from a friend for $700) is this laptop worth even buying? Just from a guess (Or maybe from someone that owns the same laptop) would this laptop be able to run all recent games on ultra?

Link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152281

[Beowulf]

It can run recent new games on low-med. Sometimes on high

[jjtwoshort]

Not even a $1,900 laptop can run recent new games on ultra? Laptops suck. >.<

[Beowulf]

Originally posted by Jacawitz:

Not even a $1,900 laptop can run recent new games on ultra? Laptops suck. >.<

He is right!

[_I_]

some laptops have gtx cards in sli, they can play games on ultra, but cost way over $1500

680m sli
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-680M-SLI.76545.0.html

570m
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-570M.56635.0.html

[FearfulSPARTAN]

Depends on whats playable to you, consistent 60 fps+ on high/ultra is going to be hard for almost any laptop thats not a 1000 dollars or more. With that out of the way depending on resolution you can definitly play on high maybe ultra depending on the game

[god]

Not all gaming laptops are incapable of running recent titles at high/ultra. Depends entirely on the resolution. My Asus G46 runs most modern titles fine at high/ultra, while I managed to find it for just $800. The resolution restraint (1300x768) is what makes it excel with its GTX 660M.

[panthera uncia]

If you want a laptop that can run (most) games in ultra, aim for a GTX 670M or higher. I have a GTX 675M and can run Tomb Raider, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, Borderlands 2 and Bioshock Infinite on high (Tomb Raider, Borderlands and Chivalry are running in ultra settings) just fine in 1080p.

[banzaigtv]

Laptops are not as built for gaming as desktops are. You could get a laptop with an i7-3940XM and GTX 680M SLI and it will run games smoothly on max settings at 1600x900 or above, but it will be uber expensive.