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I know right, weird. When I checked in NVIDIA Control Panel, VLC and Chrome are both using Integrated Graphics

So I'm having these weird screen tearing on my screen when I play videos on Youtube and offline (movies and stuffs) occasionally. Started happening around December (I think), I received the laptop itself in November so its new. GPU drivers are up to date, but not Windows, currently. However, I...

It's a fake. An advice, don't click ads unless you know what you're doing. http://na.leagueoflegends.com/

Whatever dexxterlab97 said, same thing for me.

There isn't much difference between the Razer and XPS 13. Sure, the Razer looks better. The Razer also has integrated graphics if I'm not wrong and it's still bad for gaming.

If you want a lighter laptop, you'll get lower end GPUs or even only integrated graphics but I think it should not be a problem for you since you're mainly gonna work. Including the one that dexxterlab97 posted, here are some others: Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Pros: Great keyboard, great battery life...

I agree with what the guy above me said. It has everything you need with a cheap price. The only "problem" is having more than 8 GB RAM but it's a piece of cake to buy another 2/4/8 GB RAM stick and put it yourself. I would suggest to check these out too to give you flexibility: ASUS...

Since gaming is not a priority, it makes no sense to get an expensive gaming laptop. I would recommend the Dell Inspiron 15 7000 series, 7559 at ~$800. It also has a sleek design, well atleast according to me. Key features: Core i5 6300 HQ(plenty enough for FL Studio), GTX 960M(good enough even...

Depending on how intensive video you're planning to do, that will determine if you need dual or quad core. I see you want to explore video editing so you're not much into it. In that case, I would pick the Acer because of the following points: 1. Cheaper even after the MSI goes on rebate. 2...

I'm assuming you want to buy a new laptop. If not, please inform. Fill these questions so we can recommend some laptops for you. 1. What is your budget? 2. What is the size of the notebook that you are considering? 3. What screen resolution do you want? 4. Do you need a portable or...

Since you're going to use them for school, keep in mind that both have mediocre battery life even under normal web browsing and gaming time is even less. Among the 2, the MSI Apache Pro is better for gaming as it's graphics card is much better than the GL Series. Also, for that price, the GL...

Yes, it is playable but on lower resolution but I personally dislike it that's why I said so. When you're gaming, it's much better to enjoy at Full HD. As for RAM, it does make a slight difference but not much. Sure, DDR4 RAM makes your overall laptop much faster than DDR3 but not much in terms...

I'm assuming you want to transfer everything including Windows to your new drive. Check this guide out. http://www.howtogeek.com/199068/how-to-upgrade-your-existing-hard-drive-in-under-an-hour/

I kinda get the overall of what you want but for more precise recommendations, please fill these out. 1. What is your budget? 2. What is the size of the notebook that you are considering? 3. What screen resolution do you want? 4. Do you need a portable or desktop replacement laptop? 5...

Both of these laptops are mid range "gaming" laptops. Overall, the Dell is better(and I think cheaper) as it has more VRAM(4GB vs 2GB). Depending on what kind of games you want to play, you can play today's demanding games on medium to high settings. For reference, you can't play Witcher 3 at...