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kryakyu12 · 02-07-2015, 04:48 AM

Hi,
I currently use a low-end 11-inch laptop (a Lenovo S205), here is my experience with OOTP on it:

* Despite the low-end CPU (AMD E-350), my league runs mostly fine. The only real delay is when generating the Almanac (which I have turned to max settings, takes about 5 min). FYI, I am running an alternate *** league, with 12 teams and 2 minor leagues.
* I replaced the internal disk with an SSD. That made a WORLD of difference for the OS. Highly recommended

* The screen is a bit small, as is the keyboard, but not unbearably so. The weight - 1.3Kg - makes up for this.
* I upgraded the laptop to 8Gb, but the 4Gb it came with should be fine for OOTP

Cheers!
-kr-

02-07-2015, 04:48 AM	#13
kryakyu12 Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Outfield seating, cheering the home team Posts: 378	Hi, I currently use a low-end 11-inch laptop (a Lenovo S205), here is my experience with OOTP on it: * Despite the low-end CPU (AMD E-350), my league runs mostly fine. The only real delay is when generating the Almanac (which I have turned to max settings, takes about 5 min). FYI, I am running an alternate *** league, with 12 teams and 2 minor leagues. * I replaced the internal disk with an SSD. That made a *WORLD* of difference for the OS. Highly recommended * The screen is a bit small, as is the keyboard, but not unbearably so. The weight - 1.3Kg - makes up for this. * I upgraded the laptop to 8Gb, but the 4Gb it came with should be fine for OOTP Cheers! -kr-