Processor
Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 2 GHz 4MB L2 Cache, 800 MHz FSB
:: Mainboard
Intel 965PM
:: Memory
1024 MB, DDR2 PC5300 667Mhz SDRAM, 1x 1024MB, max. 4096MB
:: Graphics adapter
INTEL GMA X3100 - 0 MB Clockrate Chip/VRAM: 200/200MHz
:: Display
15.4 Zoll 16:10, 1280x800 pixel, WXGA TFT Display, glossy: no
:: Harddisk
120GB 5400rpm Seagate Momentus ST9120822AS
:: Soundcard
Analog Devices 8280 HD Audio
:: Connections
PCCard, 4x USB 2.0, FireWire, Microphone, Headphones, LAN, Modem, D-Sub/VGA, S-Video, Docking Port, Kensington Lock
:: Networking
Intel 3945ABG Wireless LAN, 10/100/1000 Gigabit LAN, 56K Modem, Bluetooth 2.0
:: Optical drive
TSST DVD-RW TS-L632D




AND, it is Vista, do I only download it and install it or do I need something else to make it work in Vista?

Alright people, I just want to come out and say it once and for all so that we can't miss it anymore:


PRO-F**KING-TIP: GET A DEDICATED GRAPHICS CARDS FOR THE LOVE OF GOD.


But other than that you'll need at least one more gig of memory to run other programs with Vista.

Yeah, if you're going to run gay vista, you will NEED 2 gigs, 1 gig won't cut it.

That onboard gfx probably won't run it, but you can give it a shot.

Please don't tell me you're actually buying that,.

No, just no. No! Noooooooooo!

Go on ebay buy a GFX card you can get a decent one for 100 bucks. and get your self memory on there also. I bought 3 gigs of Crosiar gaming something for 125.00 on ebay and they work fine and came w a factory warranty I also got my Radeon X1600pro on there for 75$ which runs source fine.

Don't listen to this advice or else we'll laugh when you try to put a desktop graphics card in a laptop.

Save your money and get a desktop computer.

Edit: Thank you, Spyda.

A desktop computer

If you want to know, yes a GM965 CAN run CS: Source (Hell I run it using a 965 and get an average of 50-60 fps, you just need to update the drivers). Compared to modern day cards the GM sucks, but it really isn't THAT bad, you just can't play games made in 2006-2007.

Not all people can afford to get a desktop PC, some people are stuck with whatever is gifted to them.

EDIT: I'm not sure about the 1GB of RAM though (my laptop I play on has 2), it's worth a shot though, and if you're PC is a laptop, you might actually be able to upgrade the RAM on it, depending on the laptop.

If your PC is a laptop? that doesnt make any sense.

A laptop is a computer. PC stands for personal computer. PC's don't necessarily have to be desktops (at least IMO).

EEHHHNNNNNNKKKKK! WRONG.

Everyone can afford a desktop if they save their money.

A desktop is alot cheaper than a laptop. And hell you can get a 300$ Emachine that will play this game.

This will be my last post as I don't want my first posts to be too argumentative.

The only reason I said what I said is that I don't know what the OP's situation is. He could be in the same situation that I am (have a new laptop given to you by relative that has a lot of money, does not have money to invest in gaming rig due to college/other financial issues...and yes you can save, but still, depending on the situation that could take a long while). If he is, simply saying that he needs to buy a $300 dollar video card isn't going to help the OP. The fact of the matter is that the GMA X3100 CAN run CS: Source (even at high settings at around 50-60 fps), which is what the OP was asking about. Granted, it can't handle AA or anything too fancy, but it will get the job done decently.

I do agree that if you want to do any serious sort of gaming that you should invest in a Desktop, but if you're just looking to play one game, like CS:S, investing the money into a desktop may not be worth it.

Again, I'll quit here. Hello BTW, sorry to start my first few posts off arguing. Hope I wasn't being too much of a jerk. :)