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Karrfis
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My friend has £500 ($700) and he is looking for a laptop to game on, he wants it to run fallout 4,
currently i am at a wall with what sorts of laptops to look for as i dont have much experience in the shoppibg foe them area or where to look for em
And by laptop i mean laptop, he doesnt want a desktop pc as he travels lots,
currently i am at a wall with what sorts of laptops to look for as i dont have much experience in the shoppibg foe them area or where to look for em
And by laptop i mean laptop, he doesnt want a desktop pc as he travels lots,
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These are all in your range, compare which is the best http://pc4u.org/best-cheap-gaming-laptop-under-500-dollars/
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Lenovo Z50 would be a good option for you, as it is within your budget
AMD A10-7300 Quad-Core 1.9 GHz Processor
8 GB DDR3 RAM
1 TB 5400 rpm Hard Drive
15.6-Inch Screen
AMD A10-7300 Quad-Core 1.9 GHz Processor
8 GB DDR3 RAM
1 TB 5400 rpm Hard Drive
15.6-Inch Screen
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I'll never understand the "travel a lot" excuse for not having a desktop. It's not hard to carry around a smaller desktop to another place. And not even 1% will use their computer on the go either, as it'd die within minutes.
700 USD is too small for a laptop that is worth anything gaming wise. Best bet is to save up, or explain that you don't have to get a giant sized PC. You can get a PC case that is the size of a xbox one.
700 USD is too small for a laptop that is worth anything gaming wise. Best bet is to save up, or explain that you don't have to get a giant sized PC. You can get a PC case that is the size of a xbox one.
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Well, I assume he back packs/uses a small bag when he travels, and he doesn't want a 10 pound pc case that takes up the whole bag, while sticking out of the bag.
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In the end of the day the client wants what the client wants
If yoy acctually read my post you'll understand why he doesnt want/cannot have a laptop
Also alienware is out of the question, i refuse to suggest it to him and the budget is £500( $700) cannot go up any higher
If yoy acctually read my post you'll understand why he doesnt want/cannot have a laptop
Also alienware is out of the question, i refuse to suggest it to him and the budget is £500( $700) cannot go up any higher
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If his range is too small for a good laptop I would recommend you ask him to consider the possibility of saving up a bit more.
Again, the Y-50 Lenovo. Always a decent choice.
Again, the Y-50 Lenovo. Always a decent choice.
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I would get a desktop, if you are looking for a portable gaming laptop I would go with "Lenovo". I've used them and they work great. I had a Y50 model.
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I'll vouch for ya on this one. I have a friend that has one, it runs most games at around medium settings.
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btw i have the one that is $699 in pounds or euros what ever it is and it is amazing
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NemesisJimwww.dell.com/uk/p/inspiron-15-7559-laptop/pd?ref=PD_OCdont touch dell's alienware's they are crap had 2 of them they just die
check these out i have one my self it cost me $1900 aud yesterday and it is amazing 4gb gtx960m
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http://www.dell.com/uk/p/inspiron-15-75 ... ?ref=PD_OC
check these out i have one my self it cost me $1900 aud yesterday and it is amazing 4gb gtx960m
check these out i have one my self it cost me $1900 aud yesterday and it is amazing 4gb gtx960m
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I am sorry to be one of those guys but laptops are not good for gaming, even less you will find a decent one that won't burn your table while playing games at decent fps...
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I've also been looking for a laptop/desktop. If you are trying to find a good laptop I would probably check out Alienware laptops or Asus laptops.
