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.
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.
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