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I'm looking to get a new laptop, particularly something that won't threaten to explode after being on the internet for 10 minutes. Something that could run some relatively new games-I really want to play Morrowind, Mass Effect games, Left 4 Dead, Alan Wake etc.Generally what kind of hardware (read: graphics card) should I looking for? (I'm aware that a PC would be better if I want to play games but alas I do not have the space at the moment.)
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Youll get a better answer if you state max price
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Replying to #2
I might add country to this as well.
Anyway, go for a i5 or something similar.
Not the best thing of the world for faming but it can work fine. Price as somewhat cheap as well.
PS: if you don't know what i5 , i7 , etc mean. No worries, the guy at the shop knows.
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Look for Alienware laptops.
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Replying to #4
don't. They're overpriced and highly prone to overheating.
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Ask a Best Buy guy. They'll tell you what you need to hear.
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Replying to #6
they'll probably talk out their ass.
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-Alan Wake is not on the PC.
-Gaming laptops are stupid and a waste of money. You're better off getting a notebook for outside/comfortability and a PC for the actual gaming, there are small builds out there for PCs, just don't buy something like an Antec Crap Hundred 2.
-You should always state your relative budget.
-PC gaming isn't all it's made up to be. Yeah, it's cheaper for individual games and games live longer but there's not much difference.
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I honestly wouldn't recommend a laptop for gaming, but it's your choice.
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laptop: overheating issues
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you're going to need to have a fairly huge budget if you want a gaming laptop. or even if it's any laptop
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A desktop is more recommended for gaming (if you can't tell by these previous posts)
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Gaming laptop is an oxymoron. If you have the choice, do not go for a gaming laptop, go for a desktop.
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