Recent content by MrYo531

Asus for sure man. They also have better reviews on their products

I'm not sure. I'd assume you can but I wouldn't know. You can check this video out from ASUS themselves. It might have information on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGi4SsXim8E

Holy crap dude, I have the exact same specs in my laptop except it's an HP Pavilion and only has 4gb of ram. I could just pirate, then download the game to see how it plays on my laptop but I don't have the internet speed or time, sorry. I do know that it can run CSGO low settings at 45fps if...

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-960M.138006.0.html If you scroll to the bottom, you can find normal benchmarks and game benchmarks so you can find which games you'll play and check their fps at different settings with the card. And this one has more thorough review of the card...

According to your uses this is how I would choose the laptop. (You can choose your priorities out of these and make your own accurate choice.) CPU: IdeaPad with the i7 because programming is cpu intensive so you need the best one. You could maybe work with the i5-6300 in the ThinkPad E560P...

This baby is $720 and looks pretty good for average gaming. Check it out if you want. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834232946

Thanks Dexxterlab for the suggestions. The first one with the 970m is really out of my need as I won't be playing extremely demanding games. Still very nic specs for the price so I will do some research on it's overall build quality. I've had my eye on GL752VW and so you mentioning it inclines...

I'm just going to make my case real clear and simple. I'm looking for a 17 in gaming laptop with a budget range of $800 - $1300. Oh and it has to be manufactured in this year. The thing I care about most is the build quality because I can easily search how well the performance is but it's a bit...