How would this notebook handle modern games?

[tomi66]

So I am buying a new notebook. I need it mainly for univervisity, but it would be great if it could play modern games like battlefield 3,4 FIFA 14 crysis 2. After a longer research I found this one: http/www.alza.cz/EN/lenovo-thinkpad-edge-e540-black-20c60-045-d504794.htm

Do you think this notebook would be good enough for this usage?

Thanks

 

[mamamia13]

It would play them on medium to high. A better choice might be a MSI GP70. I don't know if it is availible in your country

 

[Prostar Computer]

It will run Battlefield 4 on medium settings, Crysis 2 on medium settings, and BF 4 on medium settings with decent FPS. FIFA 14 it should run on high settings just fine.

So on the whole, it will do what you need it to do.

 

[mamamia13]

It will run Battlefield 4 on medium settings, Crysis 2 on medium settings, and BF 4 on medium settings with decent FPS. FIFA 14 it should run on high settings just fine.

So on the whole, it will do what you need it to do.

You said BF4 two times. Are you trying to say it is an amazing player of Battlefield? "It will run Battlefield 4 on medium settings...and BF 4 on medium settings with decent FPS

 

[tomi66]

Im not buying this notebook to run everything maxed out at 1080p. I will mainly use this to collage, but it would be good if it could run some games too.

 

[mamamia13]

The laptop I recommended is great for gaming and regular tasks. Otherwise,your laptop is perfectly fine for our needs.

 

[Prostar Computer]

You said BF4 two times. Are you trying to say it is an amazing player of Battlefield? "It will run Battlefield 4 on medium settings...and BF 4 on medium settings with decent FPS

No, amazing and medium are not synonymous. It was a typo.

The laptop I recommended is great for gaming and regular tasks.

Regular tasks, yes. The GP series is prone to high temps though. It's fine for gaming as long as nothing is being ran on high settings.

 

[tomi66]

Yeah, it seems to be a good notebook. The only problem is that is 17,3 inch, and its battery life. I need something more portable you know...

 

[mamamia13]

Yeah, it seems to be a good notebook. The only problem is that is 17,3 inch, and its battery life. I need something more portable you know...

Sorry, what about something like the Asus V551LB-DB71T. It fits in your budget, is touchscreen, very portable, but it can still play games on medium settings.

 

[tomi66]

Unfortunately I can´t find this notebook in my country, but I found this Acer . On notebookreviews.com they tested it, and it runs a bit hot tho. http/www.alza.cz/EN/acer-aspire-v5-573g-iron-d500964.htm

 

[mamamia13]

It's a solid notebook. If you put it on a desk and then game, it shouldn't get too hot. Otherwise I now that here in the USA we have laptop cooling pads which have extra fans and attach to the bottom of your laptop.

 

[tomi66]

Alright, so you reccommand that Acer over Lenovo?

 

[mamamia13]

Alright, so you reccommand that Acer over Lenovo?

Well, whatever has better specs is great. Personally, I would go with Asus as they have the best build quality and reliability. But Lenovo is also a good company so you can go with whatever meets your needs.

 

[tomi66]

What´s your opinion about that notebook? http/www.alza.sk/asus-n56vv-s4028h-d457173.htm

 

[mamamia13]

That's a great laptop with an okay GPU. It is also pretty light so it is pretty potable. But once you get it, i would upgrade to 8 GB of RAM. Otherwise, it is a good choice.