help choosing laptop for gaming

[JPedro]

I need some help choosing a laptop to play games like battlefield 4; COD Ghosts; Assassin's Creeds IV, with the best graphics:
1 - Toshiba Satellite P50-144-A
-Intel ® Core ™ i7 Quad-Core 4700MQ
-8 GB RAM
-Nvidia Geforce GT 745m (4gb dedicated)
2- HP ENVY 15-J102SP
-Intel ® Core ™ i7 Quad-Core 4700MQ
-8GB RAM
-Nvidia Geforce GT 740m (2gb dedicated)
please help me choose the best laptop
If you need more information just let me know
thanks

 

[trekzone]

Hi,

I'd simply prefer Toshiba Satellite P50-144-A you have the GPU advantage there for your gaming. Good Luck

 

[JPedro]

thanks, some friends also told me that

 

[Gbz Goldenboyz]

If u are in usa go for cyberpower notebook they are good in making gaming notebooks but it will cost u 1000$

 

[JPedro]

If u are in usa go for cyberpower notebook they are good in making gaming notebooks but it will cost u 1000$

Thanks but I'm from Europe

 

[Gbz Goldenboyz]

In my openion go for a desktop for better gaming experience laptops will heat fastly and will cost more u can assemble a good gaming pc and get a overclocker performance iam saying this because iam useing hp dv6 series and now iam facing heating issues and ur laptop battery will drain fastly if u play highend games and u cant get maximum performance for ur games and it is easy to manage a desktop i mean to reapir it better go for a desktop

 

[Gbz Goldenboyz]

I havnt used cyberpower but thier laptops specs are awesome Thats why i recommend it and in my view laptops are not good for gaming due to its heating we can play 1 year without heating after that we need to servoce laptop again and check the laptops cooling system and batteryproblems will also came after 2 year if we play newest games @ Construkt Brother it only my opnion and its not a fallacy Sad to hear that Newly hearing about xoticpcs they are awesome

 

[JPedro]

that's correct, but still i will for toshiba, because i couldn't find a nice laptop from ASUS below my budget and that exist in the stores

 

[trekzone]

This is a fallacy. There are tons of great gaming laptops around that will even play the newest games on max settings and not overheat.

HP and Toshiba are unfortunately the lowest quality manufacturers out there. If you can get an ASUS or Lenovo, you would be better off.

As for CyberPowerPC... they are also not to be trusted. Not sure why anyone would recommend them. Their customer service reps lie and there are tons of negative reviews about them floating around. iBuyPower is in the same boat. If you go to anyone, XoticPC is the way to go.

Well, I don't know why you hate much those brands, But in my experience I've had a couple of those brands (HP, Compaq and Toshiba) which I bought nearly 10 years ago and are still in perfect working condition until now..and I've been using it in several rugged activities. It's just a matter of how well you kept it maintained and your usage style. IMO

 

[JPedro]

This is a fallacy. There are tons of great gaming laptops around that will even play the newest games on max settings and not overheat.

HP and Toshiba are unfortunately the lowest quality manufacturers out there. If you can get an ASUS or Lenovo, you would be better off.

As for CyberPowerPC... they are also not to be trusted. Not sure why anyone would recommend them. Their customer service reps lie and there are tons of negative reviews about them floating around. iBuyPower is in the same boat. If you go to anyone, XoticPC is the way to go.

Well, I don't know why you hate much those brands, But in my experience I've had a couple of those brands (HP, Compaq and Toshiba) which I bought nearly 10 years ago and are still in perfect working condition until now..and I've been using it in several rugged activities. It's just a matter of how well you kept it maintained and your usage style. IMO

you said " It's just a matter of how well you kept it maintained and your usage style"
should i start playing games like bf4 and cod below high settings? you know, giving him a time

 

[trekzone]

Well, Probably you can play those games since both of those choices meets the recommended system requirements and fairly above the minimum system requirements of BF4 and COD.

 

[JPedro]

Well, Probably you can play those games since both of those choices meets the recommended system requirements and fairly above the minimum system requirements of BF4 and COD.

thanks

 

[JPedro]

This is a fallacy. There are tons of great gaming laptops around that will even play the newest games on max settings and not overheat.

HP and Toshiba are unfortunately the lowest quality manufacturers out there. If you can get an ASUS or Lenovo, you would be better off.

As for CyberPowerPC... they are also not to be trusted. Not sure why anyone would recommend them. Their customer service reps lie and there are tons of negative reviews about them floating around. iBuyPower is in the same boat. If you go to anyone, XoticPC is the way to go.

Well, I don't know why you hate much those brands, But in my experience I've had a couple of those brands (HP, Compaq and Toshiba) which I bought nearly 10 years ago and are still in perfect working condition until now..and I've been using it in several rugged activities. It's just a matter of how well you kept it maintained and your usage style. IMO

Well statistically HP is the least reliable brand on the market. I used to work for their tech support too. No one has any idea what they're doing and they are just put into a system with scripted questions that all lead to sending someone a packing slip and sending them back a refurbished model.

As for Toshiba, lots of personal experience and friends issues with them, as well as hearing issues repeatedly on here and other communities, and from laptop techs about them carrying some of the worst laptops to need to repair as they keep returning. I'm personally dealing with constant issues on my father's Toshiba laptop now.

thanks for your opinion, let's hope I do not have those problems