Recent content by jackspeed

I would argue this https://tinyurl.com/j2vcnxw is the best 1050 laptop. But your question really depends on what you want from your laptop and your budget. For a generic 1050 laptop I like the hp omen, although if you need to tweak the bells and whistles other brands become better buys (ie ssd...

A 1060 is good enough for Most people to play on 1080 Currently. A 1070 will grant more longevity of your laptop and better "future proofs" it. It really depends on the budget, and how long you want the laptop to last. I would recommend the 1070 if you want the laptop to last more then 2...

the laptops Joseph listed above would be better but this is in your budget https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834234444&cm_re=940mx-_-34-234-444-_-Product i7 $700 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16834234445 Benchmarks for this one, (it is better then...

Is it worth the $70 probably not, but it does make things easier to read, it does not really help increase concentration. It does reduce the portability of the laptop most laptop bags are for laptops under 17" it also makes it more difficult to find a place to set it down. If the price was...

I would look at the benchmarks in the link below to get an idea if it can play games. It appears to be able to at a 720 resolution with low settings. Some games can be played on somewhat better settings. http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-940MX.156033.0.html for waht it's worth I...

No the extra future proofing does not matter. the screen size is preference. You really are not going to be able to game on a 940mx.

I would recommend this https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834234299&ignorebbr=1 It protable somewhat light weight and has the capability of playing games. I do want to reiterate. With any gaming laptop you will not be able to play games unplugged for any length of time.

While I do not recommend it, you could purchase a "barebone" laptop kit and add the parts required. I know nothing of rjtech but a barebones kit that just has CPU, GPU and screen might be what you are wanting. (it would probably be cheaper to buy a fully configured gaming laptop)...

I writing a post on my pc, and it was like beep beep beep beep, it devoured my post it was a really good post, I had to write it again and I had to write it fast so it wasn't as good, it was kind of a bummer. The reason I am making the recommendations for you are the other things you listed...

I want to add a few things, You need to find a laptop that is 15.6" or smaller. I would NOT recommend a 1070 as they produce more heat and typically those models have larger batteries (more weight). Most "gaming" laptops are not designed to play games without being plugged in and on a desk...