Lenovo or Asus

[Xoobo]

LENOVO
15.6IN INTEL CORE I5-3230M 8GB WIN 8Z500 59-374769

or

ASUS
15.6IN INTEL CORE I5-3337 4GB WIN 8X550CC-XX18

Which is better? Both of them are of the same price. It will mainly be used for playing League of Legends and doing school work.

 

[Prostar Computer]

It depends a lot on your useage needs, and it looks like yours is mainly gaming (at least, that's the most demanding chore you'll be having your laptop doing). That being the case, the graphics card in each one will be important. Do they have graphics cards and which one gives you the most GPU bang for buck? aside from the raw hardware, company-wise both are pretty good. Lenovo is seriously kicking butt right now with some of their new laptop releases; they're really working for the market share. ASUS has nice engineering (I like their motherboards, for example) but their customer service isn't so hot

 

[Xoobo]

It depends a lot on your useage needs, and it looks like yours is mainly gaming (at least, that's the most demanding chore you'll be having your laptop doing). That being the case, the graphics card in each one will be important. Do they have graphics cards and which one gives you the most GPU bang for buck? aside from the raw hardware, company-wise both are pretty good. Lenovo is seriously kicking butt right now with some of their new laptop releases; they're really working for the market share. ASUS has nice engineering (I like their motherboards, for example) but their customer service isn't so hot

Hmm, Im not really sure which graphic card is better. But they are the following:
Lenovo : NVIDIA GT740 DDR3 2GB
Asus : NVIDIA GeForce GT720M 2GB

 

[jaguarskx]

The GT 740m is better even though it only uses DDR3 RAM instead of the faster (& more expensive) DDR5 RAM.

 

[Prostar Computer]

Yeah, to be honest I think I'd go with the LENOVO. Most everything I've seen about what they're putting out nowadays is very positive. Not to sound like a whiner or anything but between the fact that the LEN seems to have better hardware and the fact I would never have to risk calling ASUS customer support if I bought it I'd go with that haha. Also, just to say the annoying thing I'm sure you've hear a thousand times, you should always check the requirements of whatever game you're going to play/think you will want to play against your computer's specs.