I hav read in a lot of posts and reviews that Acer's laptops (*specifically aspire) get heated up within an hour's gameplay.
So is that a bad thing?? I mean, does it reduce the life of the laptop?
I ask this question because i am getting a new laptop and wud like 2 play some good games on it like mw2, assassins creed 1,2,3 ; bioshock , crysis, etc
and i found Acer's Aspire AS5755G-2434G75Mnks the best BUDGET laptop 4 me.
I am also a little tensed because it's my 1st laptop. And people I know don't have much knowledge or genuine advice 2 offer me. They just go like " buy Dell/lenovo/HP",
which wont offer the same at the same price.
the specs of acer AS5755G-2434G75Mnks are -
2nd gen i5 2.4 GHz (upto 3.0 with turbo boost)
4GB RAM ddr3
750 GB SATA @5200 rpm
and most importantly - nVidia GT 540M 2GB graphics
i liked the looks of this laptop 2, and it has got a fair battery life.
Please help!!
Thx
So is that a bad thing?? I mean, does it reduce the life of the laptop?
I ask this question because i am getting a new laptop and wud like 2 play some good games on it like mw2, assassins creed 1,2,3 ; bioshock , crysis, etc
and i found Acer's Aspire AS5755G-2434G75Mnks the best BUDGET laptop 4 me.
I am also a little tensed because it's my 1st laptop. And people I know don't have much knowledge or genuine advice 2 offer me. They just go like " buy Dell/lenovo/HP",
which wont offer the same at the same price.
the specs of acer AS5755G-2434G75Mnks are -
2nd gen i5 2.4 GHz (upto 3.0 with turbo boost)
4GB RAM ddr3
750 GB SATA @5200 rpm
and most importantly - nVidia GT 540M 2GB graphics
i liked the looks of this laptop 2, and it has got a fair battery life.
Please help!!
Thx