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Question: Would I be able to run Crysis 3 on low settings while getting decent fps? Also, does it have a headphone jack? I haven't seen anything about that!
Document: Was very surprised how well this system runs games. The AMD processors featured in here sacrifice raw processing performance in exchange for video game performance. I can run BioSHock Infinite at 40fps with shadows off. I can run battlefield 3 at 30 fps on med-low settings. The keyboard isn't the best, and the scree, while touch enabled, is low contrast and not a very good screen. Certianly serviceable.
Everything I was looking for but one thing was included with this laptop.PROS- Powerful enough to run anything I need- Enough memory to run anything I need (with upgrade possble)- Video Card can run all the current games on acceptable settings.- DOES have a backlit keyboard- Touchscreen is responsive and a joy to use with Windows 8 (otherwise I would never have 8 on a system I own.
If you are going to run Windows 8 (or 8.1 for that matter) then you need to have a touch screen. It makes life so much easier when getting around in the OS and to be honest i havn't had an issue at all with the screen from a touch perspective.The Bad:The monitor is bad in desktop mode. Plain and simple. Its is a low resolution and it cant get any better.
I love that anything that i install on the laptop I can access on the main app screen. The touch screen I love. The lack of a CD drive was no problem. I just got an external CD drive and was able to install the programs in needed to easily.
Very pleased with this laptop, build seems to be pretty good quality for the pricepoint and the little GPU in it is a little heftier than I thought it would be. Great for a college student at a very reasonable price.Pros:TouchscreenBacklit keyboardUSB 3.0Nice build qualityGood components insideSpeaker quality is average to goodCons:No optical driveLaptop Resolution of 1366x768 (to be expected... but still)Touchpad is alright, could be better
Loading times seemed extremely slow given the specs. It also failed to recognize either the HDD or the boot loader after about an hour of installing updates and restarting. I had to return it and get a different brand, since this one was no longer in stock at the time.Normally, I would have tinkered with it more, but since it  was brand new and I was deploying in a couple weeks, I decided to play it safe and replace it. Hopefully mine was just an uncommon dud.
Being a power junky looking for an relatively inexpensive model, I overlooked the problematic reviews hoping 'those issues' wouldn't happen to me. Well, it did!Approximately 1 month into use the touchpad and screen started darting around erratically. In part, I was able to remedy this issue with a USB keyboard and mouse. Still, the touchscreen is arguably the biggest feature on this unit and probably the only reason anyone would willingly tolerate Windows 8, and it's loss renders it useless to me.
love all the feautures for the low price you will never find all that for less. I select it after a huge search on internet and it was Simply awesome.
The processor is clocked to 4.2GHz, and yet somehow, I prefer this laptop's AMD A10 CPU over the FX-4100. Both run the same Windows 8 OS, and yet, copying 12GB of data on the laptop took around 5 minutes, while doing the same on the desktop took more than twice that amount. There are many more situations where the A10 stood out against an overclocked FX chip.
This is the laptop I'm writing this review on, and so far it is GREAT! Superb performance in any task, and it's great for gaming, not extreme but all newer games work in medium-low which is good, I hope this one sticks around with me a long time :)
Answer: I do not know about running Crysis 3, but the system does have a headphone jack.