Jthavok21 :
Right now I own a Lenovo Y700 Touch-15ISK, Intel Core i7-6700HQ, 16GB 2133MHz DDR4, with a 960M 4GB. The Drives are irrelevant at this juncture. I would like to know if it would be better to Upgrade to a Sager H855HJ with Intel Core i7-7700HQ, with 32GB 2400MHz DDR4, and a Nvidia 1050 2GB. Not the 4 GB. Really Torn here. I would be losing Sound Quality, Build Quality, and Screen Quality, also Touchscreen, for a Much Faster Computer. Just wondering if the GPU is worth it.
Is this the Sager/Clevo under consideration?
http

/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np5855-clevo-n855hj.html?#
If so, it seems a decent enough gaming machine. But let's be clear about the specs:
The starting price is $749, but then you need to add $70 for an OS (Windows 10 Home), $265 for 32GBs of RAM, and $80 for a 256GB SSD (unless you're OK with a 1TB mechanical HDD). All told, $1,164.
By comparison, $972 will get you this Dell from Amazon US:
https
/www.amazon.com/Notebook-i7-7700HQ-Standard-Software-WordPerfect/dp/B074L63PH7/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1506758636&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=dell+1050+4GB&psc=1
This Dell comes with the 4GB 1050 card and a 512GB SSD (and Windows 10). It only has 16GBs of RAM, but I doubt this will bottleneck your gaming ambitions to any noticeable degree.
The Y700 is a very capable productivity machine with great user features (e.g. touch-screen) and a GPU that can also play sophisticated games at decent settings. However, it is NOT a gaming machine so if your mind is set on serious gaming, the Sager/Clevo will be the more useful option. The Dell is more like the Y700 but with better specs, except the TN panel.
Ultimately, I'd recommend the Dell simply because I can see no reason to pay around $200 more for the Sager: Yes, double the RAM, but the same TN panel, and less SSD storage.