What graphic card for laptops to get around 100 fps?

Get a very nice Dual-core processor or a decent Quad core.

Honestly, buying a dual-core or any multi-core for that matter, is pointless for CrssFire, since it doesn't actually support multi-core tech, it'll only run at the base clock speed.

May as well go for a single core mobility Sempron at 2.4ghz, or a 3.2ghz Core2 Duo since I presume you're gonna want to play other games too.

isOdA wrote: »

Well... I've been in this game for more than 1.5 years and i'm getting around 20-50 fps. But when i open Frap to record a video, it decreases to 5-10 which is impossible to play. I'm saving money for a better graphic card for my Laptop. Do you guys have any suggestions? I have an EliteBook 6930p. (I'm very noob at computer, please help me xD) I want to get around 100 fps and 60-70 fps in recording.

This game is almost purely CPU based.
Unless you're using anti aliasing or some sort of supersampling, the graphics card barely matters.

When I used an ATI HD 4890, it would barely put the card into full 3D clocks mode because the drivers couldn't detect a full 3D load, thanks to the wooden CF Graphics engine.

Any Core 2 series processor running at more than 2 ghz, should be enough to pump out 100 FPS. I don't know about the mobile processors at all. But actual desktop Core 2's like the E5200 (?), E6800, E8400, or the lower end Quads, are easily enough.

Recording video relies on your CPU and HD speed, not video card.

Now, keep in mind, as long as you have enough CPU, any card with the power matching or exceeding the following:
1) Nvidia 6800 Ultra (2005)
2) ATI X1950 (2006)
Should pump plenty of FPS.

Keep in mind that just because a card is newer, doesn't mean it is more powerful. For example, the X1950 is over twice as powerful as an ATI HD 4200, even though the 4200 is two generations "newer", and the X1950 may be close to the same speed as an HD 5300. (someone will have to supply a generation chart to compare, though; i could be wrong about the 5300).