GeForce 960M VRAM

[avrahams1]

Hey guys,

I'm currently looking for a new gaming laptop to buy, and I have 2 options:
A Lenovo laptop that's cheap, has a GeForce 960M with 4GB of vram
or:
An Asus ROG laptop that's a bit more expensive and has a GeForce 960M with 2GB of vram.

At first glance it seems like a no-brainer, my problem is though is that the Lenovo laptop has bad reviews all around for overheating under stress and a generally lacking build quality, while the Asus ROG laptops are famous for being great gaming laptops.

So my question is: Assuming I want to play the latest games (GTA V, Battlefield 4 etc) on FHD resolution, how much would the VRAM difference impact me when it comes to performance and graphics settings?

Thanks for the help,
Avi.

 

[Iamsoda]

Hey guys,

I'm currently looking for a new gaming laptop to buy, and I have 2 options:
A Lenovo laptop that's cheap, has a GeForce 960M with 4GB of vram
or:
An Asus ROG laptop that's a bit more expensive and has a GeForce 960M with 2GB of vram.

At first glance it seems like a no-brainer, my problem is though is that the Lenovo laptop has bad reviews all around for overheating under stress and a generally lacking build quality, while the Asus ROG laptops are famous for being great gaming laptops.

So my question is: Assuming I want to play the latest games (GTA V, Battlefield 4 etc) on FHD resolution, how much would the VRAM difference impact me when it comes to performance and graphics settings?

Thanks for the help,
Avi.

If you are referring to the Lenovo y50 it is a great laptop. I have it hands down one of the best.

 

[rgd1101]

duplicate post
http/www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2721020/geforce-960m-vram.html