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this is me! again! :D
i am thinking of buying new gaming laptop. but i draw in photoshop too. do you have any suggestions?
1_What is your budget?
first tell me how much would this cost :D
2_What is the size of the notebook that you are considering?
15-17"

3_What screen resolution do you want?
1680 x 1050

4_Do you need a portable or desktop replacement laptop?
portable (but dont know if it is possible with 17'')

5_How much battery life do you need?
2 h or more

6_Do you want to play games with your laptop? If so then please list the games that you want to with the settings that you want for these games. (Low,Medium or High)?
games- of course! like left 4 dead, bioshock, fallout on at least medium settings

7_What other tasks do you want to do with your laptop? (Photo / Video editing, surfing the web, playing music, watching movies, Etc.)
Photo, surfing the web, playing music, movies, graphic design
8_How much storage (H.D.D Capacity) do you need?
at least 250 GB

9_How long do you want to keep your laptop?
1, 5 years

10_If you would like to mention some other things about purchasing your ideal laptop, post them.
beautiful design, black colour, light. good with PS, illustrator

11_What country do you live in?
Latvia. do you know where it is? :D

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I would suggest either the Sager NP8662 (15.4" ) or the Sager NP5797 (17" ), but I have no idea where you would order them from for them to ship to Latvia.

Reply to frozenlead

I would recommend HP hdx 16. Good for performance and affordable price ...

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Reply to maldinilovegame

The HDX16 has nowhere near the performance level of either Sager or the Asus.

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frozenlead wrote :

The HDX16 has nowhere near the performance level of either Sager or the Asus.



I think the Sager will be cheaper then Asus, but i'm not sure about the diffrence in performance
(if your looking at the same spec's)

Reply to Ehsan W

...the HDX16 is an HP. I wasn't comparing the Asus and Sager models.

Reply to frozenlead
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I would go with either an Asus or Lenovo. I have a Lenovo Y710 and their newer Y730s are great. They have ATI chips with DDR3 memory. You should look at the Lenovo outlet and you can find one on the cheap.

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