What laptop is better

[TheComparision]

Is the Lenovo IdeaPad G50-70-01467 with the following specs better;
Resolution.: 1366x768
CPU: Intel Core i5-4210U
Videochip: AMD Radeon R5 M230
Geheugen: 8GB
space: 500GB


Or the Acer Aspire E1-771-33118G1 with the following specs better; 1600x900

Intel® CoreTM i3-3110M
Intel HD Graphics 4000
8gb
1000gb.



I want to use it for gaming. Like warface, cod on lowest settings and watching youtube videos in 1080p thanks

 

[hang-the-9]

Lenovo has the faster CPU, Acer has higher res screen, up to you which one you like better.
Neither of them is really any good for gaming but for non-demanding games, the Lenovo will be faster.

 

[1shado1]

Lenovo has the faster CPU, Acer has higher res screen, up to you which one you like better.
Neither of them is really any good for gaming but for non-demanding games, the Lenovo will be faster.

Question (I'm trying to learn): Isn't 1366x768 on a 15.6 inch screen effectively the same pixel density as 1600x900 on a 17.3" screen?

 

[1shado1]

I want to use it for gaming. Like warface, cod on lowest settings and watching youtube videos in 1080p thanks

Neither screen has 1080p resolution.

 

[hang-the-9]

Lenovo has the faster CPU, Acer has higher res screen, up to you which one you like better.
Neither of them is really any good for gaming but for non-demanding games, the Lenovo will be faster.

Question (I'm trying to learn): Isn't 1366x768 on a 15.6 inch screen effectively the same pixel density as 1600x900 on a 17.3" screen?

Pixel density or pitch between the pixels won't help you when it comes to how much it can display on the screen or how many pixels the system has to push on the screen to view it. What you get with those screens is a similar sharpness, not how much you can fit on it.

 

[1shado1]

Lenovo has the faster CPU, Acer has higher res screen, up to you which one you like better.
Neither of them is really any good for gaming but for non-demanding games, the Lenovo will be faster.

Question (I'm trying to learn): Isn't 1366x768 on a 15.6 inch screen effectively the same pixel density as 1600x900 on a 17.3" screen?

Pixel density or pitch between the pixels won't help you when it comes to how much it can display on the screen or how many pixels the system has to push on the screen to view it. What you get with those screens is a similar sharpness, not how much you can fit on it.

Thanks!