- Dec 9, 2014
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I am looking for a gaming laptop. Something that can run things like Arma III or Metal Gear Solid 5 the new game which is coming out soon at a decent framerate.I also play games like League of Legends and Diablo III. Im kinda new to the PC Community because I also play on console. The specs I wanted to choose for these type of games are listed here.
4th Generation Intel Core i7-4710HQ Processor (2.50GHz 1600MHz 6MB)
UPDATE:
I would like some recommendations on the MSI Gaming Laptops. If so the price range could be up to 2000 USD maximum. Other than that I won't go any further with the price.
Maybe for example this one here? Even though the Nvidia 970M I said earlier is overkill. I think its fine. http://
This link is the MSI Laptop.
Operating system
Windows 8.1 64
Display
15.6'' UHD LED Glossy (3840x2160)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M 4GB
Memory
16.0GB PC3-12800 DDR3L SDRAM 1600 MHz
Hard Drive
Hybrid 1TB 5400 RPM+8GB SSHD
Optical Drive
None
Network Card
Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160
Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version 4.0
Warranty
One year
Battery
4 Cell 54 Watt Hour Lithium-Ion
Supported Features
Motion Control
I live in Hong Kong in Asia. So that's why Im considering a gaming laptop instead of a pc. Because of space issues etc. So please give me some recommendations on whether or not should I get this laptop. People say Razer and Alienware have good laptops as well but I don't really trust their customer service. I hear people say Razer Blade laptops die really quickly and the stuff burns. Alienware is made by Dell I think. Dell in my opinion has some issues with their customer service and I think Lenovo would be the better option to go with. My grandpa also likes to use his computer for movie editing and such for his videos that he creates. I think with the 4K resolution he can see with more clarity and easily edit his movies with ease. Is this possible for slight movie editing as well?. I bet many people will rant on how a gaming pc is the better choice. But I don't have space. And even though there are small Pc boxes you can put stuff in it. You still have to connect it to a monitor and have a keyboard connected. Please give me you're thoughts and recommendations.
4th Generation Intel Core i7-4710HQ Processor (2.50GHz 1600MHz 6MB)
UPDATE:
I would like some recommendations on the MSI Gaming Laptops. If so the price range could be up to 2000 USD maximum. Other than that I won't go any further with the price.
Maybe for example this one here? Even though the Nvidia 970M I said earlier is overkill. I think its fine. http://
This link is the MSI Laptop.
Operating system
Windows 8.1 64
Display
15.6'' UHD LED Glossy (3840x2160)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M 4GB
Memory
16.0GB PC3-12800 DDR3L SDRAM 1600 MHz
Hard Drive
Hybrid 1TB 5400 RPM+8GB SSHD
Optical Drive
None
Network Card
Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160
Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version 4.0
Warranty
One year
Battery
4 Cell 54 Watt Hour Lithium-Ion
Supported Features
Motion Control
I live in Hong Kong in Asia. So that's why Im considering a gaming laptop instead of a pc. Because of space issues etc. So please give me some recommendations on whether or not should I get this laptop. People say Razer and Alienware have good laptops as well but I don't really trust their customer service. I hear people say Razer Blade laptops die really quickly and the stuff burns. Alienware is made by Dell I think. Dell in my opinion has some issues with their customer service and I think Lenovo would be the better option to go with. My grandpa also likes to use his computer for movie editing and such for his videos that he creates. I think with the 4K resolution he can see with more clarity and easily edit his movies with ease. Is this possible for slight movie editing as well?. I bet many people will rant on how a gaming pc is the better choice. But I don't have space. And even though there are small Pc boxes you can put stuff in it. You still have to connect it to a monitor and have a keyboard connected. Please give me you're thoughts and recommendations.
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