Is this laptop suitable for World of Warcraft?

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Any laptop using integrated graphics, especially Intel graphics which is still behind the rest of the industry in performance, isn't going to be great for gaming. If you can stretch your budget a bit further look for some kind of discrete graphics; for the best video bang-for-buck (or bang for pound) on a budget an AMD A series laptop might work.

1TB HDD and 8GB of RAM are nice, but for the purposes of gaming you don't need so much space and even the memory you can cut down on. I might look to sacrifice in HDD space for a better graphics experience.
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Any laptop using integrated graphics, especially Intel graphics which is still behind the rest of the industry in performance, isn't going to be great for gaming. If you can stretch your budget a bit further look for some kind of discrete graphics; for the best video bang-for-buck (or bang for pound) on a budget an AMD A series laptop might work.

1TB HDD and 8GB of RAM are nice, but for the purposes of gaming you don't need so much space and even the memory you can cut down on. I might look to sacrifice in HDD space for a better graphics experience.
 
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