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Gadget United States. Dec 19 2010 00:13. Posts 295 | | |
I'm probably going to get a netbook since I'm on the road for like 10 weeks a year for basketball. Would a $200-$300 netbook be able to single table full tilt poker? I basically just want to be able to play big tournies like FTOPS and stuff while I'm on the road, I don't need to be able to multi table grind.
Example:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152175
Also, if anyone can recommend a good one for under $300 that would be great.
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SemPeR Canada. Dec 19 2010 01:33. Posts 2288 | | |
to answer your question:
-Yes (search on 2+2, someone ran a test for 9-12 tables of stars. was successful)
didn't look at the link but i bought an asus eee(?)pc. Anything in that price range is fine.
I'm told avoid HP. |
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thumbz555 United States. Dec 19 2010 02:23. Posts 3281 | | | |
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NewbSaibot United States. Dec 19 2010 02:32. Posts 4946 | | |
A 10 year old piece of shit from 1992 before cars fly could run Full Tilt. |
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Gadget United States. Dec 19 2010 17:37. Posts 295 | | |
thanks for responses, I had a laptop for the past 4 years and it broke. Now I convinced my parents to get me a desktop finally, but i have to get something portable as well and it has to cost $800 total.
I assume its much better to get a $600 desktop and a $200 netbook than just an $800 laptop if I might want to play starcraft as well as poker. |
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