Gaming laptop for 1000 or under?

Only one that is good.I know of is Lenovo Y580 you can play those games on it.I don't know about the back lit.

Y580 has a backlit on it im not sure what color, i think its white?

Also i posted in another thread of yours Lange so please refer to that one for more information where i gave you some recommendations on the Y500 that you were looking at

I am pretty sure I replied to that, didn't I?  

Debating myself to waste more money on an alienware. >.<

HP has this laptop http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products... you could customize it and put a better gpu in it for gaming. Don't worry about RAM when choosing a laptop because it is easily upgradable and relatively cheap. It's not backlit, but with the 650M in it you could play any game (just not with the best settings). I don't know a whole lot about laptops though because I don't have one. Try looking around for some benchmarks or articles on the best gaming laptop.

Yes you did and i just wrote my response there as well.

I would stay away from Alienware. Dont feed dell more money. Alienware is just overpriced and its obvious that it is. You are paying for the logo, its like buying a macbook, you are paying a premium for the brand.

If you're serious about the Alienware i ask that you give a glance at this MSI http://www.msimobile.com/level3_productpage.aspx?cid=6&...

And then make your decision. I trust MSI, I've bought they're motherboards and graphics cards and have always been pleased. I expect no less of them with one of their laptops.

So I did some more research. The Lenovo is definitely a better choice than what I just posted.

Just wondering, why didn't you get the MSI?

I am sit on a nice colored backlit keyboard or I would consider MSI.

After searching and finding the perfect laptop on there I was crushed by a 2700$ price tag lol.

Feels like I sometimes care more about the looks because I really like the backpack and headset from Alienware to add onto purchasing the laptop... can imagine them looking nice all together. xD

Dammit if only that i7 mx14 was 1000 i would get it... thinking of looking for it refurbished or something because its 1400 if I could find it for 300 less I would be a happy duck.

Cyberpower also has some nice laptops, but once again always at least 1500+ for any laptops that look nice.  

My budget is a strict $800 so i couldnt go with the MSI. The Y400 will give me everything i need for $800  

The MSI does have backlighting on the keyboard, at least i think it does you can try to look up some videos. for $1100 it better have a backlit  

While we are talking anyways know any good places to buy the following things?

Mouse, backpack, Laptop Headset. xD

Still need to find these things before next semester to go along with laptop haha.  

Mouse i would say look into something logitech ive always had a pretty good experience with them. Backpack just get something thats not cheap lol at least $30+ for a good durable bag. Headset there are a lot, it just depends on how much youre willing to spend and what you want

I still don't get how to overclock laptops.  

Laptops are generally harder to OC, especially with the current Intel mobile processors being non-K edition. SetFSB, if it supports it, would allow OCing through the BCLK adjustment. However, it will also increase PCI-E, RAM, and other motherboard's systems' clock rate, so use it with caution.

The GPUs can also be OCed by MSI Afterburner or other programs, but usually their voltage is locked.

Do be warned that your laptop should have decent thermal performance before OCing it. You may have to do some modifications to it.

All I know is that in Mac's they overclock themselves when gaming or something.

So for this lenovo laptop I have no idea what exactly you mean by doing some modifications, it seems for a noob overclocking isn't an option lol.

If you can find this MSI GE60 model with GT660m. That would be great!  

As you are planning buy a gaming laptop can play Minecraft, Runescape, World of Warcraft, Shaiya, and those types of lower-end games on a tight budget, you can consider Acer Aspire V3-551-8469, under $500

Detail Specs for Acer Aspire V3-551-8469

1.9 GHz AMD Quad-Core A8-4500M (With TurboCORE Technology up to 2.8GHz, 4MB L2 Cache)
4GB DDR3 RAM
500GB 5400RPM Hard Drive
15.6-Inch Screen (1366×768)
Radeon™ HD 7640G Graphics with 512MB of graphics system memory
1 – USB 3.0 Ports, 2- USB 2.0 Ports, 1- HDMI™ Port
Windows 8
4.5 hours Battery Life

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For the games listed I recommend you look into the new AMD Trinity A10 CPU it comes with the new APU that has graphical capabilities comparable to the dedicated GT 630m. Stay away from intel integrated graphics. At 768p resolution the A10s 7660g can handle games very well WoW, Minecraft, and Diablo 3 would be able to play at high very well.

APUs if paired with an HD 6700 series or 6800 series card, will be able to utilize AMD's Dual Graphics Technology, which will provide a noticeable boost in performance.