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Good Gaming Laptop <$1500

Posted Feb 27, '13 at 10:21am

MechOf17th

MechOf17th

6 posts

To be quite honest with you gaming laptops do not last, you're better off getting a desktop.

 

Posted Mar 1, '13 at 7:43pm

spikeabc

spikeabc

563 posts

Hey guys I am looking for a good gaming laptop that can be used for stuff like Microsoft Word and basic office stuff too. It has to be

1. incomplete sentence it has to be
2. less then $1500? you can buy a low-end alienware with that.
3. microsoft word and basic office stuff can be ran on computers earlier then windows XP. if you seriously just want a basic computer, go buy the cheapest one you can find.

 

Posted Mar 17, '13 at 10:57pm

Jblaze101

Jblaze101

423 posts

If you want a gaming laptop make sure it is amd and its dual core or above but alien has goosd setups  for gaming laptops right in the price range

 

Posted Mar 18, '13 at 10:52am

partydevil

partydevil

4,383 posts

alien has goosd setups  for gaming laptops right in the price range

alien is waayyy over-priced.

 

Posted Mar 18, '13 at 11:55am

OperationNilo

OperationNilo

860 posts

alien is waayyy over-priced.

Completely true. Starting with the fact that I wouldn't buy a computer to play with it.

 

Posted Mar 21, '13 at 4:56am

Jblaze101

Jblaze101

423 posts

alien is waayyy over-priced.

may be true but macs are worse and Aand you get even less performance

 

Posted Mar 21, '13 at 6:57am

MrDayCee

MrDayCee

5,134 posts

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I'm using a Sony Vaio with Windows 7 OS and it hasn't dissapointed me yet! It was pretty cheap considering what I got for it and how it is performing, only € 1000,-. =)

But wait... recalculating it back to $ would make it $ 1294,50. Meh, still within your price range! ;)

 

Posted Mar 21, '13 at 2:52pm

bluesky4us

bluesky4us

11 posts

be sure to check reviews because most laptops under that price are prone to overheating and hang ups. also do not over try overclocking a laptop because the fan and heat sink (or fansink) will be able to keep the CPU and GPU at 60C.
i would suggest a desktop and forget about portability because of this.

 

Posted Apr 3, '13 at 8:02pm

GamerGuy75

GamerGuy75

12 posts

Agreed with desktop. Don't buy any other computer just for gaming. It's a waste unless you are very wealthy.

 

Posted Apr 8, '13 at 11:56pm

Mr_Sand

Mr_Sand

502 posts

Your best bet is really to just get a desktop that can run about anything and a medium range laptop that can run a few games but not all. That way you can play your desktop at home with the few good games like Newer COD's and Skyrim, the works.

Since you mentioned TF2 you really dont need much. Valve games seem to rely more on RAM and the Processor to play and some on the graphics but TF2 is so old that i think you only need a graphics card that has like 512 MB of ram. But the processor seems to be a big deal with that game. Because everytime I run that game it is extremely slow for first couple of minutes. I guess it could just be updates.

But other than that here is a (well I cant click the link button for whatever reason) but here http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,20 … 0.asp
I
guess copy and paste that.  Top 10 gaming laptops by PcMag

 
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