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Try this link: http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=1235&game=Minecraft&p_make=Intel&gc_make=Nvidia&p_deriv=Core+i7-2610UE+2-Core+1.5GHz&gc_deriv=GeForce+840M+2GB&laptop=1#systemRequirements Thats for vanilla minecraft, but since t:c is probably nearly twice as intensive, you'll get a good idea.

Sorry, I couldn't resist: Your probably better to take the 1GB and see how it goes . There obviously trying to milk you for your money so id listen to forum. Anyway, i'ts better to upgrade rather than downgrade

Well, firstly it would help to know what modpack your playing on. Then we can probably specify what the problem is. However in the case that your playing vanilla minecraft, you cannot use commands or chat in single-player unless you download mods to do so.

Use this link: http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=1235&game=Minecraft This should tell you how well you run your hardware runs Minecraft. Voltz is probably gonna be twice as intensive as that so you can probably get a good idea as to why it might be slow.

Just out of interest what graphics card do you have, that's partly why it might not be running at full capacity

Mine would have to be SSX Tricky Star Wars: Battlefront II The Incredibles (Yeah, you can laugh) Gran Tourismo 3 The Simpsons Hit & Run You can tell me that I've got it all wrong, but they were some of the only games I had as a kid, and holy shit were they good!

You probably want modpacks that have mods like Bibliotech, Microblocks and so on. Most modpacks have those installed anyway. Other than that, I think you could probably make a cool city using any of the modpacks due to the abundance of blocks and utilities that can make a city come to life.

Well, it kind of depends on whether your old laptop was a doddery Windows Vista with just enough RAM to run PowerPoint, or a power-consuming monster that could run anything on ultra with no problems what so ever. Because at the end of the day, if your going to get a high-spec custom built laptop with a $1000 budget. Then a few old 'clip-on fans' would be great if you were deciding to keep it intact for less than 5 minutes . Unfortunately there isn't lots in the way of accessibility when it comes to building laptops. Not to mention. as soon as you get even close to what a gaming Desktop PC can do with a $1000 budget, your probably looking at twice the price! I built my PC with way over £1000 budget and it still doesn't come out to be a flawless when it comes to games (don't get me wrong, it's still bloody amazing!). So with that in mind, I would first advise you to get a Gaming PC and not a Gaming Laptop just for the fact you would get far more value for money over there . It would also depend on what games your playing, if your just playing minecraft and other low intensive games then ignore everything I just said, however when someone says 'gaming laptops/PCs', it usually means optimized for everything you can possibly throw at it. Finally, I wish you all the best with your hunt for the right Gaming PC/Gaming Laptop. It took me nearly 4-5 months before I was completely happy with what I wanted so the moral of the story is, if you find an absolute jaw-dropper of a deal. Chances are, there's gonna be a better one right next to it .

Your wish for immunity fails as they still don't have a cure for cancer. I wish that i'd never met your Mum.

Ysharma is banned for the stigmatization and fear-mongering towards Turtles. Ysharma's formal title: 'Supreme Overlord of Turtles', is an indication that dictatorship is on the rise throughout the sea world and is a clear breach of basic turtle rights to vote their leader. Coupling with his terrifying (but still kind of cute) avatar that obviously indicates a war-like nature to the turtle race. Any Human that comes across this avatar will surely become aware of the oppression and uncivilized world that is the ocean. Therefore, this leads to their demise and extinction as a race due to the lack of Human donations to Turtle Conservation and will undoubtedly stigmatize their kind to a point of no return.