General Discussioncan i run dota on this

i think u can at 720p with the lowest settings

low settings. dont run any heavy software.

Not what is considered playable

define run

XD wtf

mb upgrade the cpu for 30€?

must be a shitpost whenever i hear Intel Atom mentioned

idk my processor is a used i5 560 (i think, maybe 540 or earlier) that i bought for 20€, its wokring like a charm

i have ideapad 100S im not exactly sure if any upgrades are even possible

but nevermind apparently i don't need 8gb but 18 so i guess it's gg unless i can magically make enough space on 27gb hdd

I have an ideapad 100 that I use for work/reading and no, you absolutely can't play dota on it

rip

thanks havoc

Also if you have the same one I have it comes with a 32GB rom and well dota + steam takes about 20 GB and with apps etc that's gonna leave you like 5GB which is less than ideal to operating a computer unless you use a one drive which you get 200 free GB with that laptop.

Seriously though, dropbox etc. is so garbage compared with OneDrive

i have 27,8 gb total
i never got to work with OneDrive, how does that work? is that just a storage for images/files or can i run some programs from there?

also why did "OneDrive" get capital letters after typing it monkaS

bruh if u install dota on that thing it will literally run with 3-7fps on lowest settings.

also LuL spunki, being a kid must be hard. Hardware from 2010, saedfaec.

You

vs

Me

Still running tho.

did u steal a hello kitty computer from some 8yr old girl or what
why is it so potato

@blunt does it matter tho? i got 90 fps and its working just fine for everything

Well OneDrive is pretty simple except the online/multi client sync is actually impressively good. The UI has improved massively since early days and Microsoft are pretty generous with the storage capacity unlike other providers.

Native integration with iOS and most androids make the mobile app a dream and I back up my android to a private onedrive which stores photos, videos so I can keep them off my phone but port them back on demand if/when i need them.

Also no, you can't run applications from OneDrive but you can kind of run "portable" apps or games that do no require installations.

my mom's phone provider (no idea hows it called, operator maybe?) offered her some discounted laptops (along with mobile internet so you eventually pay for the computer anyway i guess) as a reward for being a long time customer and mom wanted to give it to me so i naturally asked for the cheapest one so she doesn't spend money on me

guess it was a mistake, even though i was thinking "if i choose a better one which i'll be able to run games on, i won't pay attention in class" or something like that

Well the laptop costs £100 or less so I hope she didn't get under a long contract for that.

two years, i dont remember if she paid anything initially but im rather sure it's scamaz
we plan to cancel it as soon as possible

also in our country i saw the laptop at cheapest for £150, rather more though
czech republic is absolutely awful regarding pc prices