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I mean, if it's truly an ultrabook it should probably be able to handle a game or two. Or at least, the new ones coming out now and in the next few years that'
by HeWhoLurksLate 7y ago
I mean, if it's truly an ultrabook it should probably be able to handle a game or two.
Or at least, the new ones coming out now and in the next few years that're based on AMD mobile APU's will, because most of them have actually decent integrated gpu's.
- gshulegaard 7y agoWell hardware for ultrabooks is still a bit anemic when it comes to gaming...but there are some 1650 equipped ultrabooks which look somewhat promising (Razer Stealth and MSI Prestige). As you point out there, are also some new AMD chips that might be make a splash in the space... But with Linux gaming is a bit of a two fold problem since Linux support for the games you want to play is also a question. Between Steam, Proton (via Steam), and Lutris (Wine) there is pretty good coverage...but there is still a lot of ground to go. This is where something like Stadia has some appeal (at least for me).