Which laptop should i buy

[Reddax]

These are the two laptops i have been looking at;
http://www.cclonline.com/product/129757/VFY-A5440M75A2GB/Laptops/Fujitsu-Lifebook-A544-15-6-inch-Notebook-PC-Core-i5-4200M-2-5GHz-4GB-500GB/NOT9610/

http://www.cclonline.com/product/136712/90NB03WB-M00720/Laptops/ASUS-X552CL-SX037H-15-6-Notebook/NOT9808/

The Asus has a better GPU but worse CPU, but the Fujitsu has a better cpu but worse off GPU. Which should i get? Or are there any better at this price point, from this website.
Thanks.

 

[LummusMaximus]

What do you want to use it for? I would probably recommend the Fujitsu due to better CPU.

 

[Reddax]

What do you want to use it for? I would probably recommend the Fujitsu due to better CPU.

Yeah, i guess.
And i'll be using it for microsoft office, internet browsing with little gaming such as minecraft and league of legends.

 

[LummusMaximus]

Minecraft is easily the more demanding of those two games, and to play it you should definitely go for the 710m model. Anything but gaming, i would recommend better CPU. However, with either system, you'll play those games, just neither maxed out. While the 710m is better than Intel HD 4400, it's not a very large performance gap. Just keep that on mind.

 

[xShinjix]

Fujitsu FTW, low-mid games can run on that, i have a laptop with intel i5 hd4000 VGA and it still rocks newer Online games and minecraft(even though got bored with only a few hours) ~ and some new games too it can handle but low res and low settings to make it boom but still it can~

 

[Reddax]

I'd rather go for the powerful cpu, with quicker responses. May even throw in my ssd in the Fujitsu if it can fit it.

 

[LummusMaximus]

Storage drives will generally always fit in the same slot. 95% of laptops use 2.5" hard drives, and SSDs a generally 2.5" as well. Desktop drives are generally 3.5" and a lot bulkier, however you will only find 2.5" in that laptop.

 

[Reddax]

Storage drives will generally always fit in the same slot. 95% of laptops use 2.5" hard drives, and SSDs a generally 2.5" as well. Desktop drives are generally 3.5" and a lot bulkier, however you will only find 2.5" in that laptop.

I have a spare 60gb SSD. But it's probably best sticking with the 500gb hdd already in it.