I've just ordered an ultrabook. What are some PC games that aren't too heavy on the system requirements and can be played without a mouse/with a touchpad?
No need to mention emulators, retroarch will be one of the first things I install.
Also, no, I did not get this as a gaymen laptop, I've got a regular rig too.
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Which one? There are many different ultrabooks with different specs.
The one on my picture, Mibook air 13 2017 edition. Has a i5 7200U and a MX150.
Cave Story
Diablo 1+2
Fallout 1+2
Dorfs
FTL
Where do they fit a battery in those things? Does it last like 15 minutes?
Battery last about 6-7 hours with normal usage according to various reviews and it has fastcharge, so you can charge it from 0-50% in about 30 minutes. In combination with a powerbank it should make it through even very long days.
FO, FO2
They have large thin battery
Fucking technology
Is there a single fucking half-decent laptop under 300 bucks that isn't tabletshit with an awful glossy screen?
Ayy, good choice, user. Got the 2016 model. Very happy with it. It plays everything really well except modern AAA games, and it even kinda runs them but then it gets really fucking hot. I play PoE on my and it runs like a charm without even making any noise.
Macbook Pro have as much battery as physically possible
Of course it gets hot while playing AAA games, it's an ultrabook.
motherboard shown, the rest is battery
>Mac
Holy shit. No wonder cell phones are so fucking powerful these days
We’re talking about impressive batteries not platform wars.
Rimworld
Xiaomi is unbeatable when it comes to prices performance ratio.
enjoy having no warranty and waiting a month for it to arrive
Darkest Dungeon
Baldur's Gate
Age of Empires 2 HD
If you order from gearbest you're good warranty wise. A phone of mine broke down a year ago and I've send it in and I got a new one within 2 weeks.
Hearthstone, not even joking.
The crazy thing is that doesn't even use a true SOC yet. That's still not as small as it could be.
Over the next few years the whole industry is going to be shifting towards single board systems with SOCs.
Even for gaming AMD's upcoming SOC chips could seriously disrupt and undercut the already crazy GPU market by combining a single CCX 4 core / 8 thread Ryzen CPU with a 2048 core Vega chip.
That would be a single chip better than basically anything under an R7 / Vega 56 setup.