Miniaturization in the modern world has achieved amazing results. In a small volume, you can fit a huge amount of information. However, in some cases this leads to various inconveniences.
An ordinary netbook has everything to become a good assistant in various life situations. However, it differs from its larger fellow laptop in that it does not have a built-in DVD drive.
Usually this does not cause inconvenience if there is no need to constantly install new cumbersome programs or games. But sometimes, if the user wants, for example, to fight mutants in such a famous game as "Stalker", there will be a certain obstacle to the realization of the desire.
Putting "Stalker" on a netbook
The usual media for a game is a DVD. It has a large volume, sufficient to accommodate a good full-fledged game. However, such a storage of information also has its drawback - it needs a special drive for reading. There are some difficulties with this on a netbook that will need to be overcome. And this can be done in several ways.
The best way out of the situation is an external DVD drive. It is somewhat more expensive than the built-in one, but it is very convenient for mobility and the ability to connect via USB, of which any netbook has more than one. However, such a device still needs to be purchased, which is not always possible.
More often than not, the user has an external hard drive at hand. These devices have recently become widespread and are often used as an ordinary flash drive. If you transfer it to such a disk from a regular PC "Stalker", then it can then be installed on a netbook.
If the user does not have such a storage medium available, there remains one more option - the Internet. In this Global Web there is always an image of "Stalker" and any other game that you can download to your netbook. If licensing issues do not bother too much, this option has the right to exist. The main thing is that there is a sufficiently nimble communication channel at hand.
Other problems with "Stalker"
As you know, this game is very demanding on PC resources, which is very critical for a netbook. Even after the successful transfer of the disk image to a mini-computer, the user may face the fact that the hardware does not cope with the task at hand.
If such a problem occurs, you can set the minimum graphical settings in the game settings, and also not use special effects. Thus, the load on the PC will decrease and the netbook will be able, albeit not in full force, to please its owner with an excellent game.
