Looking at this gaming laptop, what type of games could I play on it?
Windows 8.1
The latest 4th generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processor 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080) anti-glare LCD panel in LED backlight High-end NVIDIA® GeForce GTX850M discrete graphics card (with GDDR3 2GB VRAM) provides great detail images quality Exclusive Cooler Boost 2 technology improves cooling & acoustics greatly Matrix display expands the vision for extreme gaming experience Keyboard made just for gamers by SteelSeries Exclusive Audio boost design for crystal clear audio fidelity CPU - The latest 4th generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processor 4710HQ OS - Windows 8.1 Chipset - Intel® HM87 Memory - 8GB DDR3L,up to 1600 MHz, 2 slots, Max. 16GB LCD Size - 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080), Anti-glare Graphics - Nvidia GeForce GTX 850M Graphics VRAM - 2GB DDR3 HDD - 1TB HDD 7200rpm Optical Drive - DVDRW Combo / DVD Super Multi Audio - Audio Boost, 4x2WHD Speakers Webcam - HD type (30fps@720p) Card Reader - SD(XC/HC) LAN - Killer Gaming LAN Wireless LAN - 802.11 b/g/ n/ac Bluetooth v4.0 D-Sub (VGA) - 1 HDMI - 1 (v1.4) USB 2.0 port - 2 USB 3.0 port - 2 Mic-in/Headphone-out - 1 /1 Keyboard - Keyboard by SteelSeries AC Adapter - 120W Battery - 6 Cells Dimension - 383 x 249.5 x 37.6~32.3mm Weight (KG) - 2.4Kg (w/ Battery) |
07:32pm 22/01/15 Permalink
07:35pm 22/01/15 Permalink
Most of what is out could be played on that. Just not on the best settings.
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07:51pm 22/01/15 Permalink
Most of what is out could be played on that. Just not on the best settings. But could most games be played on the basic settings, it only costs $1300 |
08:02pm 22/01/15 Permalink
Gaming laptops are never the equivalent of a PC, even at the "same" specs. Laptops use cut down versions of video cards & CPUs, hence the 'M' on the video card, meaning "mobile". If they used a full version there'd be too much heat and power requirements so even if you compare it to a PC of the same specs, it'll never be equal in terms of game performance.
You might end up playing the latest and greatest games on the lowest possible quality settings if the game is taxing on a high end PC. If the game runs fine on a medium end PC then you might have more luck with it. is it an MSI brand laptop? |
08:41pm 22/01/15 Permalink
Gaming laptops are never the equivalent of a PC, even at the "same" specs. Laptops use cut down versions of video cards & CPUs, hence the 'M' on the video card, meaning "mobile". If they used a full version there'd be too much heat and power requirements so even if you compare it to a PC of the same specs, it'll never be equal in terms of game performance. Yea it is an msi laptop. I also want a laptop so I can take it overseas with me an other places. |
08:00am 24/01/15 Permalink
Thought so, judging by that marketing hype I dunno what the new ones are like but my MSI "gaming" laptop is ok. Runs hot while gaming but hasn't crashed, but the keyboard isn't all that. The ctrl key is buggered and doesn't respond half the time (it gets a LOT of use), the sound isn't the best but it's adequate. |
08:09am 24/01/15 Permalink
For videocard benchmarks. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.ht |
11:58am 24/01/15 Permalink
I would go for horize / clevo line.
You get more grunt per $ |
12:06pm 24/01/15 Permalink
The 850M is terrible, your i7 would be wasted when it comes to gaming purposes. In other words, as a gaming system, that laptop is way out of balance.
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12:55pm 24/01/15 Permalink
Do u guys have any suggestions for other laptops $1300 and under?
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01:07pm 27/01/15 Permalink
Why does it have to be a laptop?
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02:32pm 27/01/15 Permalink
Why does it have to be a laptop? Cause I want it to be portable |
10:03pm 27/01/15 Permalink
