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seijinshuWhy laptops? They are heavily over priced envelopes with poor specs. If you want to game, build a gaming computer. It is the cheapest option and you get some good experience with computers. Laptops are very pricey gimmicky things that some people think are the only computers in the world.

Rant aside, build a gaming desktop. If you need something to carry around all the time for gaming, then get a laptop (most people with gaming laptops end up gaming only in one location).

I want something that I can carry around, but play minecraft and maybe cities skylines on. (And maybe stream Minecraft)

If you must have a laptop, and all you're playing on it is Minecraft and Cities: Skylines as you said, you really don't need a "gaming" laptop. If I may suggest something like this laptop, as it is thin, light, portable, and has enough processing and graphics power to keep things rolling. I would also suggest upgrading your RAM and your storage should you want, using these parts. Although there is less storage, it should be lightning fast, and you can always use the old hard drive as an external one should you need more storage.

However, as I know others have suggested it, I would like to implore you build a PC. It's quite easy, as these videos will show you:

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As you can see, people young and old can do it. It's not very hard, I promise. Plus, you get a lot of performance in a small package, as they do make PCs that can fit into backpacks.

For example, this AMD-based build will have MUCH better performance than the laptop, costs 3/4 of your budget, and fits in a backpack. It would be a wise investment to go with that. On the Intel side, you can go with a build like this and stomp both the laptop and the AMD-based build, at the cost of going over your budget (Windows will be another 100 euros).

Regardless of what you choose, good luck!