I would take the last one.
Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook L460 P2 333MHz
64MB Memory
4.3GB HD
(No mentioning about GPU)
Stereo Sound (I take it there is definately a soundcard then :P)
20x CD-Drive (On the docking bay, or whatever the proper english term for it is)
Floppy Drive (On the docking bay as well)
13.3" TFT Screen
It also has loads of ports in the docking bay, audio out (which is a big plus for me), tv-out, 2x usb, 2x ps/2, 10/100Mbit network, PCMCIA slot, external screen slot, etc...
problems you might encounter with those games:
1. Sound card not working - game doesn' have drivers to support it. issue might be resolved by playing the game in WIN98 ( i suggest SE) or 95
2. Some games might run too fast but i am not sure. Still you can always use moslo with those and solve the problem.
- Many of the old adventure games, like Sierra ones
(don't know them, speed issue..)
- Crusader: No Remorse and Regret -
OK
- Hexen -
OK as well as others from ID in that time (Heretic, doom...)
- Syndicate Wars -
OK
- Magic Carpet 2 -
OK
- Dungeon Master 2 (and other rpgs) -
speed issue
- Fallout -
never played it
- Starcraft -
possible speed issue or
might even run perfect
I give you all this data since not so long ago i update my 400MHZ pentium and this is basically how games played on that comp. Also i tried a few of those on a 800Mhz notebook. To my knowledge the worse thing you might enocunter is sound problems, other than that it should all work smooth on the above mentioned computer. so go for it!
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