Gaming laptop.
Gaming laptop.
I have a budget of 600$ to buy a gaming laptop and I saw this one on Best Buy:
Acer Aspire 15.6" Laptop featuring AMD Phenom II Processor N930 (AS5552G-5828) - Brown : 15" Laptops - Best Buy Canada
Do you guys think its worth it?, I dont know much about graphic cards and stuff.
Acer Aspire 15.6" Laptop featuring AMD Phenom II Processor N930 (AS5552G-5828) - Brown : 15" Laptops - Best Buy Canada
Do you guys think its worth it?, I dont know much about graphic cards and stuff.
Get Toshiba or Acer with a good processor and graphics card. Others suck walrus dick.
Originally Posted by DubSkeptic
Get Toshiba or Acer with a good processor and graphics card. Others suck walrus dick.
Originally Posted by SidiousDarth
I don't mean to offend you, but Toshiba and Acer in my opinion are garbage.
got 4 1/2 stars so I would say go for it 
Quad Core and 6GB RAM sound good to me 
AMD sucks dick
Go with an Intel i5 processer, and 6GB of ram with a good video card and you will get some good FPS
Go with an Intel i5 processer, and 6GB of ram with a good video card and you will get some good FPS
Originally Posted by Pandemic
AMD sucks dick
Go with an Intel i5 processer, and6GB of ram with a good video card and you will get some good FPS
Go with an Intel i5 processer, and6GB of ram with a good video card and you will get some good FPS
Go for it 
It has pretty good specs for a gamer 
It has pretty good specs for a gamer Tochuba qosmio WIn
Toshiba and Acer are only Windows PC's I have had success with.
I have had HP, Dell, and Sony and they were all garbage to me. So now I have a Toshiba laptop, custom built Acer PC (but it's old as fuck), and an iMac 8 gig.
I have had HP, Dell, and Sony and they were all garbage to me. So now I have a Toshiba laptop, custom built Acer PC (but it's old as fuck), and an iMac 8 gig.
Considering im on a strict budget, I think ill stick with it unless you guys know of a better one thats 600 or less.
@GiftedPotato
If need any advice on specific things, ask @Alen. He is pretty much the websites PC guy.
But what you have seems very nice. Buy me one.
If need any advice on specific things, ask @Alen. He is pretty much the websites PC guy.
But what you have seems very nice. Buy me one.
Originally Posted by Heartview
The words Gaming and laptop are two things that should in no way be linked.
If your going for gaming, get a desktop. If you want to be mobile, dont play games, or lower the graphics. Believe it or not, any more than 2 GB of RAM and a decent >2.2Ghz dual core is not needed to run games. My friend still plays games on an old single core 2.6, 1Gb of RAM, and a 8600GTS.
If your going for gaming, get a desktop. If you want to be mobile, dont play games, or lower the graphics. Believe it or not, any more than 2 GB of RAM and a decent >2.2Ghz dual core is not needed to run games. My friend still plays games on an old single core 2.6, 1Gb of RAM, and a 8600GTS.
Originally Posted by DubSkeptic
@GiftedPotato
If need any advice on specific things, ask @Alen. He is pretty much the websites PC guy.
But what you have seems very nice. Buy me one.
If need any advice on specific things, ask @Alen. He is pretty much the websites PC guy.
But what you have seems very nice. Buy me one.
The words Gaming and laptop are two things that should in no way be linked.
If your going for gaming, get a desktop. If you want to be mobile, dont play games, or lower the graphics. Believe it or not, any more than 2 GB of RAM and a decent >2.2Ghz dual core is not needed to run games. My friend still plays games on an old single core 2.6, 1Gb of RAM, and a 8600GTS.
If your going for gaming, get a desktop. If you want to be mobile, dont play games, or lower the graphics. Believe it or not, any more than 2 GB of RAM and a decent >2.2Ghz dual core is not needed to run games. My friend still plays games on an old single core 2.6, 1Gb of RAM, and a 8600GTS.