Is this laptob good enough to max or ultra warframe settings?

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

I'm trying to get a good laptob (laptob so please don't brag or bring your Desktop high teir video card like Nvidia GTX in ) is  Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p 59388313 good enough to max out all warframe settings?
https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-59388313-15-6-Inch-Laptop/dp/B00F0RC4VQ

[Glitch_Kitten]

You won't be able to max Warframe on that if you're looking for a smooth experience

[Phasedragon]

The answer is probably yes, but I'd imagine you could get better. One thing you should know about this is that instead of a single, more powerful graphics card, it has 2 weaker ones. While this is just as good in theory, the fact is that some games don't support multiple GPUS, and of the ones that do, not all of them do it very well. On top of that, it's at the bottom of its generation and 2 generations out of date. I can assure you that unless you're getting this steeply discounted, you'll be able to find a better deal elsewhere. I assume you're buying it used, so may I ask how much? Perhaps I could help you find a better option.

Edited November 30, 2016 by Phasedragon

[Icpmcp]

Has the same GPU as my Asus N550jv so yes.

 

But it would be better if that laptop had an ssd to improve loading time.

[Urlan]

If you are getting it for the price available on Amazon, then I would suggest checking out MSI, ASUS, and other laptops offering 950 or better graphics. Preferably something in the 1000 series for the performance you suggested that you are looking for. What is the price range we are looking at if I might ask?

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

1 hour ago, Phasedragon said:

The answer is probably yes, but I'd imagine you could get better. One thing you should know about this is that instead of a single, more powerful graphics card, it has 2 weaker ones. While this is just as good in theory, the fact is that some games don't support multiple GPUS, and of the ones that do, not all of them do it very well. On top of that, it's at the bottom of its generation and 2 generations out of date. I can assure you that unless you're getting this steeply discounted, you'll be able to find a better deal elsewhere. I assume you're buying it used, so may I ask how much? Perhaps I could help you find a better option.

yes i'm buying it used, my laptop that i currently play warframe on is HP envy m6 HP m6-1205dx AMD Quad-Core A10-4600M/ Radeon HD 7660G discrete-class graphics

https://www.amazon.com/HP-m6-1205dx-discrete-class-LED-backlit-high-definition/dp/B00BGYFGKI

 

so you can already see my current laptop is S#&$ty compared to this one that I'm planning to buy, which one you recommend with good price and great performance that can max out all graphics and add nvidia physics effects without losing FPS frame rate, even my PS4 can play warframe better than my laptop

i guess if i buy this one and change RAM from 8 to 16 it might bumb up the performance

the problem with that i can't buy desktop computers or build them is that electricity is not stable in where i live, it can cut off immediately that is why i use laptob

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

1 hour ago, Icpmcp said:

Has the same GPU as my Asus N550jv so yes.

 

But it would be better if that laptop had an ssd to improve loading time.

will i really don't care about loading time, i can wait, all i care about is smooth great performance while using max graphics

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

50 minutes ago, Urlan said:

If you are getting it for the price available on Amazon, then I would suggest checking out MSI, ASUS, and other laptops offering 950 or better graphics. Preferably something in the 1000 series for the performance you suggested that you are looking for. What is the price range we are looking at if I might ask?

i'm not sure if i could find one where i live but i'll try

 

after all price is the most important thing to me now

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

1 hour ago, Glitch_Kitten said:

You won't be able to max Warframe on that if you're looking for a smooth experience

so if i use max on this laptop how much frame rates i will lose?

[Icpmcp]

7 minutes ago, AndHisNameIsJohnCena123 said:

will i really don't care about loading time, i can wait, all i care about is smooth great performance while using max graphics

You won't get 60 fps with it though.

 

Especially not against the Infested.

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

3 minutes ago, Icpmcp said:

You won't get 60 fps with it though.

 

Especially not against the Infested.

will it seams i'm screwed, can you suggest a good budget laptop that can top the performance while maintaining max graphics?

[Icpmcp]

15 minutes ago, AndHisNameIsJohnCena123 said:

will it seams i'm screwed, can you suggest a good budget laptop that can top the performance while maintaining max graphics?

I don't think something like that exists.

[Phasedragon]

35 minutes ago, AndHisNameIsJohnCena123 said:

yes i'm buying it used, my laptop that i currently play warframe on is HP envy m6 HP m6-1205dx AMD Quad-Core A10-4600M/ Radeon HD 7660G discrete-class graphics

https://www.amazon.com/HP-m6-1205dx-discrete-class-LED-backlit-high-definition/dp/B00BGYFGKI

 

so you can already see my current laptop is S#&$ty compared to this one that I'm planning to buy, which one you recommend with good price and great performance that can max out all graphics and add nvidia physics effects without losing FPS frame rate, even my PS4 can play warframe better than my laptop

i guess if i buy this one and change RAM from 8 to 16 it might bumb up the performance

the problem with that i can't buy desktop computers or build them is that electricity is not stable in where i live, it can cut off immediately that is why i use laptob

No, increasing ram will not help with the performance. I'll say it more clearly this time: don't get that laptop. It will be terrible and you'll be sick of it.

 

Any recommendation would heavily rely on how much you're willing to spend. I could give you a few options if you can provide that.

 

And it really doesn't take much to max out warframe. Just don't get a bottom of the 6 year old barrel graphics card and you'll be fine. Anything with a 900 series or 1000 series gpu will be plenty.

Edited November 30, 2016 by Phasedragon

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

3 hours ago, Phasedragon said:

No, increasing ram will not help with the performance. I'll say it more clearly this time: don't get that laptop. It will be terrible and you'll be sick of it.

 

Any recommendation would heavily rely on how much you're willing to spend. I could give you a few options if you can provide that.

 

And it really doesn't take much to max out warframe. Just don't get a bottom of the 6 year old barrel graphics card and you'll be fine. Anything with a 900 series or 1000 series gpu will be plenty.

thanks

i finally got this one, installing warframe on it now

http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/500-series/510-15-inch/

[AndHisNameIsJohnCena123]

3 hours ago, Icpmcp said:

I don't think something like that exists.

i just bought this one, i think it will be fine 

http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/500-series/510-15-inch/

[Vargras]

Sorry to say that you probably just wasted your money. You're not really going to find a laptop that'll run Warframe on max or ultra, and bumping up RAM won't do much to change that, if anything. It's your processor that's going to kill you, and most laptops are on the low end.