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hey /adv/ I already posted in /g/ but idk if that was the right place to post so here I am. I'm looking for a laptop that I can take with me to uni that is able to do regular school assignment work stuff as well as be able to play overwatch and dark souls 3 type games on mid to high settings. so far I've found this: http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8658-clevo-p650rg-p-8654.html
anything in the $1500-$1900 price range is do-able.
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>>17253322
ya I know it's a stretch. but it's not like I'm asking for the rig to be able to play games on ultra high settings either yanno
>>17253327
If you want to be able to play games even half-decently, you won't get a laptop.
Unless you're moving into a tiny Freshmen dorm without any room for a PC, you really don't need a laptop. There are going to be zero situations where you need to carry your computer everywhere.
>>17253333
checked.
but I know of people who have laptops and play games just fine. that's why I came here. and I can't really bring a PC to class with me
>>17253338
the thing is, I know it's cheaper to buy parts of a PC and build it yourself, but I don't know a thing about that. this would be my first real gaming computer so why not a laptop that can also be used for lab write-ups or notes
>>17253340
> I know of people who have laptops and play games just fine
So ask them
>I can't really bring a PC to class with me
You don't need to bring a computer of any sort to class at all
>>17253348
>this would be my first real gaming computer so why not a laptop that can also be used for lab write-ups or notes
It's no longer a gaming computer then, is it? A gaming computer is a computer that is optimised for playing games. That's just not possible with a laptop
>>17253359
thanks
>>17253348
You can buy decent PC parts for $600
Or buy it pre-made at Walmart for $800
Or buy a laptop for $2,000
They all do the same thing, with progressively shittier parts.
Building a PC is literally like putting together Legos. Spend 5 minutes in /g/ and see that it's full of window-licking retards who can't hack it in Junior College. That's really all the skill you need.
>>17253319
MSI makes some awesome gaming laptops... just go to their website and look for them.
https://gaming.msi.com/products/notebook
