Recent content by evtehbaus28

Looks like this laptop will be RMA'd within less than 24 hours. Unfortunate. I guess I'll use the opportunity to upgrade to a new 2015 model. Thanks for the responses.

Hey all, Today my new (used) Lenovo Y50-70 Touch (2014 Edition with 860m) came in the mail. I was pretty excited about that. But soon after opening it up, getting the laptop ready, and installing games, I realized that there was no GPU reconized. Only the Intel HD Graphics 6400. Obviously, I...

Also the y50 is basically 4k on the go, which is pretty nice.

I would go with the lenovo mainly because HP's customer service is TERRIBLE, also lenovo makes decent products. A better model than the thinkpad however is the Y50, it's $999 but will do all you require of it and more, and it also looks great and will be awesome for personal use as well if you...

MSI makes some quality gaming laptops. One of the great models they make is in your price range, the MSI GT Series GT70 Dominator-895. It games well for a laptop and will run the latest titles with ease. It costs $1,399.99 or £862.95 MSRP...

But if you don't plan on going anywhere with the laptop, and just intend to keep it in your house, I would build a custom gaming PC. You definitely have the budget to build a great rig that will play the latest games on max settings and still have some headroom for games still to come.

Then definitely I would recommend going with an MSI laptop. They look great and perform the best. Their flagship gaming laptop is within your price range, at $2200, the GT70 2PC Dominator. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152548&cm_re=Gt70-_-34-152-548-_-Product

Do you have a price range? I can help you out with choosing a laptop if you tell us your budget.

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MSI, Alienware, and Razer make the best gaming laptops. Personally, I like MSI the best, their laptops look beautiful. Anyway, you've got a pretty high budget it seems. I would recommend getting a desktop if it will only be at your house, because $2000 is actually more than enough to buy a...

Well if you need your data badly I would suggest removing the HDD, placing it in another system, then transfer the data on it to either cloud storage/google drive or transferring it to an external SSD/thumb drive. Then you can take it to the service guy again and let him have at it with your...

If you can, I would go with an Acer Aspire V3-772G-5413 or an MSI CX61, they are both a bit out of your price range, but they are about as good as you can get from a performance to price standpoint. The Aspire is about $800 and the CX61 is about $700. On another note, I have heard some...

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