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I don't know, my crystal ball is broken at the moment but I'm guessing 23-24 FPS since the difference is minimal.

There's not a big difference, the GPUs are almost at the same level (750M slightly faster), so are the CPUs although the i7 is again a bit faster, however Acer quality is not the best. As already said, the differences are minimal. If the HP is cheaper, I'd take it since the quality here is...

Looks like a laptop...

70-80°C is fine for temps under load, they can go up to 90°C. When they hit 95°C I would be starting to worry.

#1 has best performance (best CPU and GPU) and battery should also be okay according to the shop "Its long-life battery lets you get a full day of work in on a single charge." although some shops specify the battery life with 6h. If that's enough, definitely take #1. The others MIGHT have...

It will look the same. Edit: Nevermind.

The GPU simply sucks for gaming. A GTX 860M is not a strong GPU but you might be able to play new games in full HD with medium-high settings. The CPU is not bad at all, it also has enough RAM. But you won't be able to play in 4K unless you play old games only (like AoE2). Even then I don't see...

If you're lucky you could a PC with: -i5 4460 -GTX 960 or R9 380 -8 GB RAM which could run GW2 at least on medium. However this depends on your country and where you're going to buy the hardware (are we talking about 650 dollars, euros, pounds or sth else?).

You'll get something better for the same price if you buy the parts separately and build the PC together yourself (or a friend).

Hard to tell without knowing your CPU... but it should definitely run it on low.

As far as I know there's no way to turn off the PC speaker in the BIOS/UEFI. You'll have to consult the manual of the laptop, find the location of the speaker and (if possible) remove it/cut it off. Or you could put the laptop into a very big noise-reducing box ;)

It's because the beeps are coming from the motherboard and not the main speakers. They mean there's something wrong with the hardware (obv your screen). Usually it's a small code e.g. 3 short beeps, 3 long beeps. Then you can google the meaning of that code and find out the cause and maybe a...