Looking for a laptop that will run wow on ultra

[Kieth Wheeler]

Hell all I'm looking to buy a laptop that I can run wow (world of warcraft) on ultra with. I know, I know get a desktop. I currently have a desktop and I'm giving it to my wife, I prefer to mobility of a laptop over a desktop. I want something that I can go lay down in the bed and relax while playing WoW, I'm not a hardcore raider I only do Raid Finder, I mostly Pvp or do dungeons/quests. I'm looking to get a decent one, I don't really want to spend 3k just because it's a alienware. So if anyone has some ideas let me know, I wouldn't like to go over 700.00, but I can if need be.

 

[Kieth Wheeler]

So WOW requires:
Windows 7/Windows 8 64-bit (latest Service Pack)
Intel Core i5 2400 or AMD FX-4100 or better.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470, ATI Radeon HD 5870 or better.
to run it at decent settings.....

With your $700 budget, get the Acer Aspire E5-573G-59C3 15.6" Laptop for just $7 over $700.... It will run WoW on its maximum settings easily...

Well now I'm confused, according to the wow community this laptop would be bad for running wow, I play with view distance, particle density, texture resolution, texture filtering, projected textures, and particle density all on the highest settings, other than that the rest are set to the lowest possible as shadows and water aren't a huge deal to me. and I'm still new to gaming laptops

 

[Kieth Wheeler]

So WOW requires:
Windows 7/Windows 8 64-bit (latest Service Pack)
Intel Core i5 2400 or AMD FX-4100 or better.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470, ATI Radeon HD 5870 or better.
to run it at decent settings.....

With your $700 budget, get the Acer Aspire E5-573G-59C3 15.6" Laptop for just $7 over $700.... It will run WoW on its maximum settings easily...

Well now I'm confused, according to the wow community this laptop would be bad for running wow, I play with view distance, particle density, texture resolution, texture filtering, projected textures, and particle density all on the highest settings, other than that the rest are set to the lowest possible as shadows and water aren't a huge deal to me. and I'm still new to gaming laptops

It will play wow well! Would you step up to $799 ?? If you could , I could recommend an even better machine with a better processor , screen resolution and graphics card..

if you can recommend one that will run wow amazingly I'm all ears, I can go up to maybe 1200.00 at the most, if that helps any

 

[Kieth Wheeler]

So WOW requires:
Windows 7/Windows 8 64-bit (latest Service Pack)
Intel Core i5 2400 or AMD FX-4100 or better.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470, ATI Radeon HD 5870 or better.
to run it at decent settings.....

With your $700 budget, get the Acer Aspire E5-573G-59C3 15.6" Laptop for just $7 over $700.... It will run WoW on its maximum settings easily...

Well now I'm confused, according to the wow community this laptop would be bad for running wow, I play with view distance, particle density, texture resolution, texture filtering, projected textures, and particle density all on the highest settings, other than that the rest are set to the lowest possible as shadows and water aren't a huge deal to me. and I'm still new to gaming laptops

It will play wow well! Would you step up to $799 ?? If you could , I could recommend an even better machine with a better processor , screen resolution and graphics card..

if you can recommend one that will run wow amazingly I'm all ears, I can go up to maybe 1200.00 at the most, if that helps any

If you go for the MSI GE Series GE70 Apache Pro-681 17.3-Inch Gaming Laptop I am a 100% sure it will max Wow out completely. Very easy too..

I'm liking that one for sure, I may have to get that one, I'm loving everything about it, and it's better than 1500.00 lol