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gunchoz · 01-16-2012, 03:32 AM

I'm not sure about Dota 2, but my current laptop which is running a i5-2410M/GT 540M manages to run med/high on HoN, so a GT 555M should be more than enough to run HoN on high.

I'd advise getting a laptop stand/cooler if you plan to game because these things can get pretty hot under stress. My old Dell XPS got so hot it fried my hard drive before.

Lenovo offers really good bang for buck specs, but I've had some noise and heat issues with the two ideapads that I've owned in the past. They also tend to be a tad heavier than their competitors, but I guess it reflects in its price.

01-16-2012, 03:32 AM	#2
gunchoz Ready to be Man handled by RS! Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Richmond Posts: 80 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Failed 18 Times in 1 Post	I'm not sure about Dota 2, but my current laptop which is running a i5-2410M/GT 540M manages to run med/high on HoN, so a GT 555M should be more than enough to run HoN on high. I'd advise getting a laptop stand/cooler if you plan to game because these things can get pretty hot under stress. My old Dell XPS got so hot it fried my hard drive before. Lenovo offers really good bang for buck specs, but I've had some noise and heat issues with the two ideapads that I've owned in the past. They also tend to be a tad heavier than their competitors, but I guess it reflects in its price.