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Is this a good computer for light gaming
mousedar
Wellstar88
Is this computer
http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Laptops/HP-Pavilion/F8C35AV?HP-Pavilion-11t-n000-x360-PC-ENERGY-STAR-
Good for light gaming with games such as minecraft,rct3,and sonic generations please let me know.
http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Laptops/HP-Pavilion/F8C35AV?HP-Pavilion-11t-n000-x360-PC-ENERGY-STAR-
Good for light gaming with games such as minecraft,rct3,and sonic generations please let me know.
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Yes thing game is good for LIGHT gaming.
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Since my last post didnt go through
i'd reccommend a
Toshiba PSKNJU-004001 17-Inch
1.5 Ghz AMD A4-5000M (Quadcore)
HD 8330 Graphics (Near Best Laptop APU graphics on the market today)
6Gb of Ram (gotta love overkill)
750Gb HDD (Meh.... its a HDD)
All of this for the lovely price of just $436.86 on Amazon
i'd reccommend a
Toshiba PSKNJU-004001 17-Inch
1.5 Ghz AMD A4-5000M (Quadcore)
HD 8330 Graphics (Near Best Laptop APU graphics on the market today)
6Gb of Ram (gotta love overkill)
750Gb HDD (Meh.... its a HDD)
All of this for the lovely price of just $436.86 on Amazon
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dude, the 8330 sucks, and 6 gb ram isn't "overkill". do you even know anything about laptops?
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Does this have a cd drive
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I wouldn't buy that laptop if i ware you. the integrated graphics on that laptop sucks. and "near best laprop apu graphics on the market today" shit isn't true. i recommend this laptop: Asus N56DP-S4037H. but i would recommend to use a desktop if you aren't moving around to much.
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Does this have a cd drive
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53MP3RF1 I'd recommend Dell or Lenovo.
Listen to this man. If you want a laptop that can run games decently, I would recommend Lenovo, but Dell would be your next best option. I'm using a Dell as we speak, actually, and I'm proud of it. Good, solid computer, easy to fix and troubleshoot, and great for graphic arts.
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he meant budget as in like, what is your price range? anyways, I'll just say it now: don't buy HP. I'd recommend Dell or Lenovo. I have a very nice HP tower performance wise, but the quality is terrible. it is <1 year old, and I have needed to replace the graphics card twice, probably soon to have to do it three times. I would also recommend buying a monitor to complement the laptop. It's nice to play a game on a larger screen.
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Why would you even want to game on a laptop...
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I seem to do fine on mine, because my brother broke my desktop.
But I still recommend a desktop more.
Here's a build $72 over your budget that can get you high performance: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2F8OQ
But I still recommend a desktop more.
Here's a build $72 over your budget that can get you high performance: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2F8OQ
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Sir please that is a horrid build for the money the CPU bottleneck there is amazig
go with a 750K + 7790/R7 260X for a better combo or go to 550 and get my build
(FX6300, GTX660, 8Gb 1600Mhz Ram, Ect)
go with a 750K + 7790/R7 260X for a better combo or go to 550 and get my build
(FX6300, GTX660, 8Gb 1600Mhz Ram, Ect)
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Yea Budget
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*facepalm*
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Budget?
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What is a good laptop then?
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Ok thx
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why get a computer like that and game on it? you get a laptop at the same price that'll run almost anything fine (not huge games)
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no
