Anyone game on a laptop?

[Express.]

If you play on a gaming laptop post the full specs here and how much you paid for it.
+ Average FPS in some games.
If you play on a console/PC disregard and don't post.

[Ygritte]

Sure. Not really for gaming tho.
Heres the Link to my laptop >>

[Express.]

Sure. Not really for gaming tho.
Heres the Link to my laptop >>

Yea, definitely not for gaming.

[Azathᴏth]

The majority of laptops can't sustain the graphics necessary to play today's games. And I don't think it's worth investing into a $1000+ gaming laptop, unless you just have stacks lying around.

[RJ]

Core i7-4900
Dual NVIDIA GTX 770M
16GB ram
1.5TB
14" moniter

Run any game easily, but battery life like all laptops is an issue,

EDIT: Price was around $1,500 though

[Joshcarr2006]

Wast of money to drop 1k+ just to play games on a laptop. You can build a 500$ pc that's way better then a 1k+ laptop. Also laptops are shit always fucking up and parts cost a lot more to fix.

[Aborted]

Wast of money to drop 1k+ just to play games on a laptop. You can build a 500$ pc that's way better then a 1k+ laptop. Also laptops are shit always fucking up and parts cost a lot more to fix.

​Not to mention that they're hard as hell to upgrade and overheat like a motherfucker.

[RJ]

​Not to mention that they're hard as hell to upgrade and overheat like a motherfucker.

Thats why you buy top end.


You can't carry a PC with you into an airport, to a friends house (Unless you have an Alienware x51 like me) or anywhere else in your house except the table you 1st placed it when you pulled it out of the box.

Granted, you can only play for a few hours, but it beats that thing with paper and ink, ermm... books?

[Express.]

Wast of money to drop 1k+ just to play games on a laptop. You can build a 500$ pc that's way better then a 1k+ laptop. Also laptops are shit always fucking up and parts cost a lot more to fix.

I won't be able to take a PC to campus, the reason I was looking for laptop was because they're easy to transport from one place to another, unlike a PC.
+ with laptops you can take notes in class and game with it also.

[Ygritte]

Yea, definitely not for gaming.

I'm just glad it can handle simple games like LoL and Smite and several Steam Games with no problem like GTA IV with high graphics.. but games like BF4 is a huge no-no

[ThePixelJunk]

Thats why you buy top end.


You can't carry a PC with you into an airport, to a friends house (Unless you have an Alienware x51 like me) or anywhere else in your house except the table you 1st placed it when you pulled it out of the box.

Granted, you can only play for a few hours, but it beats that thing with paper and ink, ermm... books?

First you say high end then this "Alienware"

[RJ]

x51 is the best SFF on the market. gtfo my dick fan boi

[Joshcarr2006]

Thats why you buy top end.


You can't carry a PC with you into an airport, to a friends house (Unless you have an Alienware x51 like me) or anywhere else in your house except the table you 1st placed it when you pulled it out of the box.

Granted, you can only play for a few hours, but it beats that thing with paper and ink, ermm... books?

lol you are lucky they sent your x51 I tried to buy one fuckers told me it would be a week 60 days latter they sent me my money back and told me I could reorder if I want.

[illusionati]

Laptops are very opinion based. If you feel like you need a portable gaming system, then by all means buy a high end laptop. It all comes down to your needs and what you use it for. For me, a powerful laptop is well worth the investment because not only can I game anywhere I want, but I can also do my work on the go, which includes heavy graphic and video processing. I opt for a fully built sony s15 about two years ago, top of the line. Cost me around $1500 which is a lot, but I don't regret it. The system is slim, sexy, and fast. What more could I ask for? If I want flawless fps and instant renders, i'd be using my PC for that kind of stuff, not my laptop. So I believe that it is worth the money, unless you don't have much to spend. Then I would budget accordingly and see if a custom pc is better for your needs.