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Thanks for the photo,although next time shut the drawer:)

Just out of interest,are you guys pretty mobile with your laptop?do you play warframe outside your house?also what kind of connections do you use?(wifi/Ethernet etc)do you ever have problems getting online?

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I play it on a Toshiba Satellite S855D-S5120

 

 

I can play at high graphics setting and get around 30-40fps (Depending on map)

 

But I usually just put it on medium setting to get around 50-60 fps (Again, depending on map)

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I was wondering whether any Tenno play this on a laptop?

If so could you let me know how it runs,maybe what laptop it is?

I work away a lot and was wondering about getting a laptop to run warframe.....

Thanks

I play max settings on my laptop.

Optimus IV pcspecialist

i7 quad core processor

GeForce 660m

8gb RAM

Get 45~50 fps on max settings, 30 in certain areas of void.

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I run on a gateway nvj6r series, basicly a basic laptop...it handles the game pretty well. 

 

8gig ram

basic onboard graphics

dual core processors 2.6 ghz

 

I also use a clear.com hotspot device and it gives me very good internet connection with mobility to travel anywhere.

 

I include the clear comment because you say you'll be traveling a lot. its a wireless device the service is basic 6mb for 50$. How ever when youre out places you don't really want to have to find a location to play. I assume. its good for privacy and practicality. 

plus their costumer service is exceptional. 

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I play mine on an hp laptop idk what type it is I've had it for about 5 years still runs perfect no fps problems only issue I have is I'm missing a key on the keyboard so I have to click a rubber dot every time

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See, the term laptop isnt the term it used to be, many companies make laptops that can run video games just fine...

 

Mine plays just fine on my Asus G74, but i play with my friends on the PS4, so i dont use it for that purpose :P

 

Cant go wrong with a Asus G series xD

 

if your looking to get  a laptop, specify a price range. Im sure we could help :P

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Depends on your specifications. If you have any modern laptop, then definitely; though the actual smoothness of it all depends on the specification, like I said. Played Warframe on very weak onboard grapchics awhile ago. Ran it juuuuuust fine on low-med settings.

 

Edit: Also, what's your budget? 

Edit 2: Don't get anything from Alienware, unless you don't mind spending alot for so little.

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Depends on your specifications. If you have any modern laptop, then definitely; though the actual smoothness of it all depends on the specification, like I said. Played Warframe on very weak onboard grapchics awhile ago. Ran it juuuuuust fine on low-med settings.

 

Edit: Also, what's your budget? 

Edit 2: Don't get anything from Alienware, unless you don't mind spending alot for so little.

The apple of gaming computers as i call them. xD

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I run warframe on a laptop from 2009... 4GB RAM.... It's playable but I have to have all settings turned off and set to low whilst running it in windowed mode 400x900 yeah it's a weird resolution, makes everyone look slightly taller than they actually are but doesn't seem to distort my enviroment. I love how you can play warframe in absolutely any resolution and can physically resize the window how ever you like. I've never found another game where it's possible to do this and in my opinion it's one of warframes most awesome and unique features because it essentially allows absolutely everyone to play no matter how awful their computer is. 

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