What are some good cheap ones? i do have a good laptop for gameing but i would still like someideas
Is a laptop necessary? I only say cus if you settle for a desktop versus a laptop, you would probably save a few hundred for the same capability of the laptop.
Dunno any, just wanted to toss that out there.
What are some good cheap ones? i do have a good laptop for gameing but i would still like someideas
Is a laptop necessary? I only say cus if you settle for a desktop versus a laptop, you would probably save a few hundred for the same capability of the laptop.
Dunno any, just wanted to toss that out there.
desktops are cheaper and better, but laptops are portable.
It would help to know price range, what you would like to run at what settings, expected battery life, and preferred size.
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If you are willing to sacrifice power and screen size, then get this tiny powerhouse.
very light and only 12 inches, high mobility.
up to 8 hours on max power saving, about 3 1/2 on max performance.
about 30 FPS on most modern games on low settings, which is playable.
I have a similar model that I got before this one came out. I love it, it is very flexible (7 hours of note taking or 3-4 hours of gaming), and carrying it around is no big deal.
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Is a laptop necessary? I only say cus if you settle for a desktop versus a laptop, you would probably save a few hundred for the same capability of the laptop.
Dunno any, just wanted to toss that out there.
desktops are cheaper and better, but laptops are portable.
It would help to know price range, what you would like to run at what settings, expected battery life, and preferred size.
*there may or may not be cake
I see what you did.
I would recommend an ASUS laptop. This one is pretty good for what you get:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6834220861
I would also look more on Newegg, as they have pretty good values on gaming computers.
He said a cheap one.
1.3k's a decent amount of cash.
3 hours of memory?
Come back with some basic education.
Or you could trash it with various pictures. It's your choice.
Yeah, uh... Maybe you meant a battery that lasts 3 hours?
That's the lowest price you can get for a good gaming laptop.
If you're not looking to do any intense gaming, try this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6834215037
Well, you can play most games on low-to-medium settings on a 700 dollar or so computer. Not everyone needs the best possible graphics.
Also OP, if you're looking into gaming, make sure the graphics aren't integrated and are dedicated. Integrated graphics don't work for a lot of games.
Was about to suggest a similar model.This one has a slightly better battery life
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Than look at the one illford_baker (or I) recommended for you.
very light and only 12 inches, high mobility.
up to 8 hours on max power saving, about 3 1/2 on max performance.
about 30 FPS on most modern games on low settings, which is playable.
I have a similar model that I got before this one came out. I love it, it is very flexible (7 hours of note taking or 3-4 hours of gaming), and carrying it around is no big deal.
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