- Dec 8, 2014
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Hi guys. Sorry--I know this is probably an inappropriate place to post this so if I need to go somewhere else let me know. 
I have a laptop and it actually runs games fairly well. Most games I don't have an issue and can run them if they're on low or medium settings. Rarely can I get up to ultra. I want to know if it's more reasonable to get new parts for my laptop for gaming (and which ones?? I have no idea what parts will really affect performance- and graphics-wise..) or to just opt for the new console route (PS4).
It's a Lenovo y500 if that matters.
My specs:
GeForce GT 750M
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3630QM
CPU @ 2.40GHz
8.1GB RAM
Can someone recommend a route to go? Is my laptop good enough to be worth buying new parts for it? I'm not going to buy a new laptop so the alternative would to say eff it and get a PS4.
edited for propriety
edited: i accidentally chose a best answer..... -___-
I have a laptop and it actually runs games fairly well. Most games I don't have an issue and can run them if they're on low or medium settings. Rarely can I get up to ultra. I want to know if it's more reasonable to get new parts for my laptop for gaming (and which ones?? I have no idea what parts will really affect performance- and graphics-wise..) or to just opt for the new console route (PS4).
It's a Lenovo y500 if that matters.
My specs:
GeForce GT 750M
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3630QM
CPU @ 2.40GHz
8.1GB RAM
Can someone recommend a route to go? Is my laptop good enough to be worth buying new parts for it? I'm not going to buy a new laptop so the alternative would to say eff it and get a PS4.
edited for propriety
edited: i accidentally chose a best answer..... -___-
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