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Need advice for gaming notebook

Discussion in 'Mobile Computing' started by cloudstrifevii, Mar 8, 2013.

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  1. Blkfx1 TechSpot Booster Posts: 604   +53

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  2. JC713 TechSpot Guru Posts: 2,663   +195

    That is why he has a pirate sign in his pic ;) lol. (really from a food show, forgot its name though).
  3. jackgre52565816 Newcomer, in training

    Hi I'm a computer mad head so I've looked at the link the dell xps is good but the core proccessor is appuling all it can play is pcman you should look foor something with a higer core proccesor then it will help the game play smoothly also you need to check the video card drivers as some games need at least a good video card driver also I advise not getting windows 8 or gaming unless you are getting a windows 8 gmaing computer
  4. bajinglumpat Newcomer, in training

    I5 is enough. Don't go i7. Also, don't go with premium brands like VAIO or alienware. Honestly it aint worth it. I rather go with something $700 laptop and buy another one after a year rather than keep the same gaming laptop for years. They usually would overheat after 2 years or so
  5. JC713 TechSpot Guru Posts: 2,663   +195

    Not at all... those are just for fanboys and people who don't know what a true gaming computer is. You can easily go to iBuyPower, Origin PC, or Sager just to name a few which will get you better value and performance.