Cheap laptop for mid game and college stuff

[NBL khalifa]

help me choose between this 3

HP Probook 440 G0 spec i5-3340m 2,7-3,4 ghz with intel hd 4000 + radeon hd 8750m 2gb 128 bit Price at 373$ usd or around 5 million at indonesia rupiah

Hp Pavilion 14-V041tx spec i5-4210u 2,4ghz max with intel hd + gt 840m 2gb pricing at 425$

Lenovo Ideapad Z400 i7 3632qm 4 core 8 thread 3,2ghz max with intel hd + gt 635m pricing at 440$

which one is better to play game like gta v , cs:go , skyrim , dota 2 etc also for some office working , and best one for price deal ?

 

[NBL khalifa]

im ok playing with 720p , im not really concerned for playing at 1k reso but only with 15inch wide lcd

 

[kyzarvs]

The HP Pavilion 14-V041TX for me out of those three

 

[NBL khalifa]

The HP Pavilion 14-V041TX for me out of those three

can you tell me the reason why ? maybe some performance comparison between this 3 ? anyway thanx for your suggestion

 

[kyzarvs]

The 840 is the most modern GPU architecture, i7 is wasted on a 635m. The Pavilion is a more balanced machine. You haven't mentioned RAM or SSD / HDD etc, so I'm presuming those are equal enough to you that they don't matter.

 

[NBL khalifa]

The 840 is the most modern GPU architecture, i7 is wasted on a 635m. The Pavilion is a more balanced machine. You haven't mentioned RAM or SSD / HDD etc, so I'm presuming those are equal enough to you that they don't matter.

ahh im sorry the i7 one have 8gb ram and the rest of them is 4gb , and all of them have same 750gb capacity for hdd

 

[kyzarvs]

I'd still go with the Pavilion and add some RAM to it - easier than upgrading a mobile GPU

 

[velo3100]

The hp is the best due to the gpu.

 

[NBL khalifa]

hey hey i extend my research and found more good deal , first one is MXI GX60 Around 500$ with amd a10 4600 + hd7970m 2gb , and the second one is unknown brand called as "Sager" its called sager p150 $465 with i7 2670qm + gtx485m 2gb 256bit , which one is better guys ?

 

[velo3100]

I would get the sagar due to the better gpu.