Gaming laptop
I'm buying a gaming/work laptop just asking for advice from anyone who's willing to help. I don't really have a price cap but I want to get something that gives a good performance to cash ratio, but there is a certain point price-wise where it doesn't matter the performance/cash ratio I'll just say I don't need that much power in a laptop (e.g. dual graphics cards). Suggestions are appreciated, some of my preferences are
1. it isn't one of those huge ass 17" - 19" laptops
2. At least an A10 or i7 processor of course.
3. Hopefully has Windows 8 already as the OS (Negotiable)
I made a HP customization HP® Official Store — Buy and Customize your ENVY dv6 and dv6z-7200 series PC direct from HP
I believe it can do everything I'd want to do, I know that AMD A10 processor's "discrete" (integrated) graphics alone can run even Skyrim on High settings with smooth gaming, and I also added + 2GB 7670M dedicated graphics card, the A10 APU architecture itself is said to show a doubling or tripling in a graphics card's standard performance (saw some gameplay videos that would prove the latter true). And 16GB of RAM should make running a good number of applications simultaneously a task of ease in pairing with the quad core A10 APU. And everything else, you can see and comment on for yourself from the link.
If anyone can suggest a better buy I have presented the challenge.
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1. it isn't one of those huge ass 17" - 19" laptops
2. At least an A10 or i7 processor of course.
3. Hopefully has Windows 8 already as the OS (Negotiable)
I made a HP customization HP® Official Store — Buy and Customize your ENVY dv6 and dv6z-7200 series PC direct from HP
I believe it can do everything I'd want to do, I know that AMD A10 processor's "discrete" (integrated) graphics alone can run even Skyrim on High settings with smooth gaming, and I also added + 2GB 7670M dedicated graphics card, the A10 APU architecture itself is said to show a doubling or tripling in a graphics card's standard performance (saw some gameplay videos that would prove the latter true). And 16GB of RAM should make running a good number of applications simultaneously a task of ease in pairing with the quad core A10 APU. And everything else, you can see and comment on for yourself from the link.
If anyone can suggest a better buy I have presented the challenge.
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Originally Posted by Arhk
