I am shopping around for new computer laptop or desktop. I am considering laptop for the mobility aspect, but I need something that would last at least a year without dieing on me. Now that the intro is complete here i my question i am looking to spend around $700 bucks for a computer... this is what i have come up with. One laptop and components for my desktop to rebuild...
The two are nowhere near each other in power. The desktop you've got there destroys the notebook. (Though you're missing a case, optical drives, hard disks, a monitor..)
The bigger question you've got for yourself is will your money be better spent on the mobility of your system or its power. Do you need the notebook, and do you move your system around enough to warrant one? If it'll spent most of it's life on a desk next to a wall, you're better off with the desktop.
All i do with a computer is webdesign, piddle with Coding, movies, and GAMES. key word games =) . which i havent tried many new games that just came out because of my system but i play battlefied 2 and call of duty modern warfare. which the one game i play most is Everquest. that would be the game that pretty much stays on my computer 24/7. Of a night i leave my character up and hardly ever shut off the comp. One thing im affraid of buying a laptop for. Not sure how well they regulate Heat.
but I would love to just camp out in the living room and play or when the family goes out on vacation be able to still play... I was willing to spend a few extra for the mobility but I would rather put the few extra in desktop for more memory or a little better vid card
Lol I am so indecisive. I guess reason i have been looking at laptops is because I would love to get away from my desk and move around the house.
I think you'll be happier in the long run with a more powerful desktop. The 2600 in that notebook is already aged and is lacking power for today's games.
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