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I tried that and it didn't work. Any other suggestions?

Hello all, I was going through the setup to install a program on my laptop when I received this "File is being used by another process" error. I'm trying to install DiskAid. I don't already have it on my laptop. When the error came up I tried to install an alternative but, that too, came up...

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So, I've decided on getting an Asus gaming laptop but I'm not sure which one. Budget: £1,000 (maybe a little bit more, but nothing too much) Graphics: GTX 765m or more Space: At least 8GB 1TB, and ideally I'd like an SSD The only ones I've noticed so far have been without an SSD for my...

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Though I'm keen on Asus because of its cooling reputation, I've recently discovered these gaming laptops from Gigabyte with similar, if not better, spec -with- SSDs for my budget. Does anyone know if Gigabyte are any good?

Oh wait. After close inspection it looks like the Asus's in the £1000-1300 mark have no SSD and the only one that has one is nearly 2K. Woah. Cannot afford that. Is SSD necessary? Also, is 5400 rpm good enough?

I think the Asus, as a bigger laptop, will deal with heat better than the MSIs. I’ve been doing lots of reading up and many people confirm this. Problem, though… getting an Asus with an SSD that’s around my budget! The Asus I want with an SSD costs £1,299. Unless I’m not looking in the right...

But would you say certain laptops are designed to deal with heat better than others? E.g. Asus G750 vs MSI GE60?

Hmm. It's just that reading around it seems MSI laptops have the tendency to get too hot.

Hey Ray, What was your experience of the MSI laptop when it comes to heat? Does it overheat when playing 'intense' games? Cheers :)

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Thanks for the info, man. I'm wondering what people think of these: http://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/ASUS-G750-G750JW-T4016H_1470427.html or any of the MSI laptops that are around £1000 of this page: http://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/products/area/bestgaming Getting an SSD for the Asus is too...

Forgot to mention that I'm looking for one that has a reputation of not overheating. I saw some MSI laptops that took my fancy, but I read everywhere that they overheat like mad, which will affect the longevity of the laptop. So I guess I have to rule those out.

Hello all! I'm not very tech savvy, so I need your help! I'm looking for a laptop (no, not a desktop) capable of playing games such as Sims 3 and, if it comes out for PC, GTA V. Someone told me SSD is better than HDD, but gaming laptops with SSD seem to be way over £1000! Is it desirable...