for me its really nice .
but what you gonna play on it .
maybe you can buy a lower price pc (if you have any money problems).
Originally Posted by Faris
for me its really nice .
but what you gonna play on it .
maybe you can buy a lower price pc (if you have any money problems).
I won't be doing hardcore gaming, that is what my console is for.
If anything, I would be running Minecraft and some PS2 ISOs.
As I tried stating above, I am aware that PCs are better, but I do not want a PC.
Originally Posted by Gill Bates
I won't be doing hardcore gaming, that is what my console is for.
If anything, I would be running Minecraft and some PS2 ISOs.
As I tried stating above, I am aware that PCs are better, but I do not want a PC.
yep i know why you choose an laptop .
just to let you know i have something like same laptop like yours .
and i run cod games and battlefield and more Hardcore games like tera (ultra setts) and more.
for minecraft its goona be good for you , also for ps2 iso's too.
i will vouch this computer for you , beacuse maybe when you will get bored or you will want to try some shooting game or mmorpg (high) game , so you gonna need this laptop .
so if i was you , i will buy this laptop .
enjoy mate
The first one is better!
It looks amazing for that price,you should buy it for sure
Originally Posted by Gill Bates
I won't be doing hardcore gaming, that is what my console is for.
If anything, I would be running Minecraft and some PS2 ISOs.
As I tried stating above, I am aware that PCs are better, but I do not want a PC.
why do you buy a 1000$ pc just 4 playing minecraft,just buy minecraft on console?it will make you serious economy
Why are you even getting a $1000 laptop if you're using it for minecraft and PS2 ISO's?
The GTX 960 can barely game for shit but since you aren't hardcore gaming as you said it shouldn't be a problem.
Originally Posted by orlyy
Why are you even getting a $1000 laptop if you're using it for minecraft and PS2 ISO's?
I don't know, maybe because people with, or pursuing, careers, have other stuff to do such as programming, running/testing apps, multitask a lot, and overall not wanting to worry about their computers not being able to handle their daily tasks.
If you have the money, why not?
Provides portability, which comes in really handy to me.
Originally Posted by Gill Bates
I don't know, maybe because people with, or pursuing, careers, have other stuff to do such as programming, running/testing apps, multitask a lot, and overall not wanting to worry about their computers not being able to handle their daily tasks.
If you have the money, why not?
Provides portability, which comes in really handy to me.
People generally get a laptop specifically for those tasks. More often than not, they will build an actual PC anyway, you could get a small form factor as in an mini itx or atx and it would still be smaller than a laptop, just.. You'd need a monitor.
The laptop is really nice i would say!
Originally Posted by orlyy
People generally get a laptop specifically for those tasks. More often than not, they will build an actual PC anyway, you could get a small form factor as in an mini itx or atx and it would still be smaller than a laptop, just.. You'd need a monitor.
Portability. That's all.
Here's my advice : If you want an high end gaming computer you should look into PC's not Laptop's.
That laptop is quite decent for the price, a possible alternative would be an acer v nitro for the $1000 pricepoint.