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What is the best laptop pc for school and games and not in high price?

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what is the best laptop pc for school and games and not in high price?

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what kind of games, name some

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Reply to xaira

Any decenty games, none. For current games you need a desktop or a high price laptop. I wouldnt try to play any FPS games on a laptop, but thats just me.

Reply to daship

Gaming laptop & low Price dont go togther at all well.

Laptop CPU's & GPU's are not as quick as the desktop equivalent, and some of the modern games tax even the best desk top pc's costing £1000 + for a laptop in the same performance league you could easily double that figure

Reply to ulysses35

I'm taking a cheap desktop and a cheap laptop, total cost is less than a laptop of half my PC's capability. Do that, or get into Baldur's Gate.

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Reply to smithereen

daship wrote :

Any decenty games, none. For current games you need a desktop or a high price laptop. I wouldnt try to play any FPS games on a laptop, but thats just me.



Eh, it's depends on what expensive is for each person. Asus sells the G51 with a GTX260M for around 1400 and Sager has the NP8660 with the same card for just a little more. Gateway also has their FX series laptops that are a little cheaper but also a little more dated. Any of those can play FPS games decently. Even the 7950GTX in my laptop could play COD4 @ around 50 FPS.

But if your definition of expensive is closer to the 1K mark, then yes I agree your options are limited. About the best you can find are either 9600M GT or HD 4650, the 4650 being the better of the two giving close to desktop equivalent performance.

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Reply to lostandwandering

I can game decently on my dell studio 17 with a 3670 Gpu in it, c2d @ 2ghz and 2gb ram, not bad for the price paid, would work for you my friend

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Reply to moricon

thats what im sayin, u dont need 4xaa on a laptop, just enough to get playable fps on basic settins

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