I'm looking to buy a laptop for some time that I will be away from my desktop. Ultimately I will use the desktop more and that is my main machine. For that reason I do not want to want to spend a ton on the laptop. On the other hand I would like to get something that will last the distance.
I have this urge to get something that can do some light gaming but another part of me thinks for the time it will get used is it worth it? It really is for brief times that I will be away from my desktop. That being said the difference in something that game and something that can't is maybe only a few hundred dollars.
There's no doubt I would prefer an 8th gen processor but I am stuck knowing whether I would need the power from a 45w 8750H or would manage with a 15w 8550U. Is the 8550U sufficient for general duties and a bit of light gaming or would the 8750H pay off?
I am looking at an Asus FX504 which in NZ is $1599. It has an 8750H and a GTX 1050. To be honest I don't even want to spend that much and it seems over priced. Anything below that cost wise is going to be an 8550U and a non gameable GPU. Should I just forget gaming and get something like a 2 in 1 that looks sleek and can at least play Windows store games? What do you suggest?
I have this urge to get something that can do some light gaming but another part of me thinks for the time it will get used is it worth it? It really is for brief times that I will be away from my desktop. That being said the difference in something that game and something that can't is maybe only a few hundred dollars.
There's no doubt I would prefer an 8th gen processor but I am stuck knowing whether I would need the power from a 45w 8750H or would manage with a 15w 8550U. Is the 8550U sufficient for general duties and a bit of light gaming or would the 8750H pay off?
I am looking at an Asus FX504 which in NZ is $1599. It has an 8750H and a GTX 1050. To be honest I don't even want to spend that much and it seems over priced. Anything below that cost wise is going to be an 8550U and a non gameable GPU. Should I just forget gaming and get something like a 2 in 1 that looks sleek and can at least play Windows store games? What do you suggest?