affordable gaming laptop
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8 Aug 2010, 22:44
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Looking for an affordable gaming laptop. Doesn't have to run crysis maxed out on a thousand fps, but I certanly want to be able to play it at medium at lets say 30/40 fps.
Pricerange 500 to 900 euro's, rly don't want to spend more.
Pricerange 500 to 900 euro's, rly don't want to spend more.
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/nl/nl/ho/WF06b/321957-321957-3329744-64354-64354-4149935-4217487.html
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/nl/nl/ho/WF06b/321957-321957-3329744-64354-64354-4150017-4232860.html
do it, its a good price
when you are searching though, look for one that hasnt got a integrated gfx card (eg. intel extreme graphics) - they suck :)
GL!
the specs on these look rather similar, only it costs 200 less, are there any real notable differences?
but read some reviews first
cheers for your help!
or g50v
for up to 900€ you can get laptops with 260m, 5650, 5730, you wouldn't want worse gpus.
- asus g60vx is available at amazon right now for roughly 800€, pretty decent pick.
- acer 7745 is quite good as well (5850 with ddr3 though, can't live up to its counterpart with gddr5 memory), 17" though.
- the acer timelinex series got decent battery time + probably is a good pick if you want to carry it around a lot.
- asus n71
- msi gx640: costs about 1k€, the fastest of the notebooks i mentioned, gpu tends to overheat (according to reviews)
- random clevo w860cu config (contact local clevo dealer)
Acer Aspire 5740G-6454
- Intel Core i5 processor 430M (2.26 GHz, 3MB L3 Cache)
- ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650, up to 2746 MB HyperMemory
- 15.6" HD LED LCD
- 4 GB Memory (believe specs from website say DDR3)
- 500 GB HDD
- 802.11 bgn
Got it with a pretty epic discount... Pricebat shows $902 CAD (link), the place I bought it at (Canada Computers) is no longer selling it so I can't find the listing there =( The one they have out now that is similar is around $599 CAD but tbh it's fairly shit... uses integrated graphics + i3 + 3 GB SDRAM
e: is i3 though, but has "decent" graphics for it's price, and 4 gb ram
If you're willing to spend a little more though, I'd go with some of Limbonic's picks. ASUS has some really sturdy laptops and even if the specs aren't super super amazing, they are tanks and will last you forever :X Left my last ASUS laptop on 24/7 for about 3 years before the board behind the LCD monitor burned out but soon as I replaced that it began working like a beast again :D