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sportsfan8
I am looking to buy a laptop for games and video editing and homework. What is the best for under $850?
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Last night I ordered a Inspiron 1501 (AMD TL-50 Microprocessor) with 1GB Memory, Vista Basic, CD/DVD R-W, 60GB HD for only $549.00+taxes (In CA it is 8.25% tax). I think you will need at least 2GB for playing games (it may cost about $150 for additional memory). With some other extras I think you can easily be below $850.00.
Last night I ordered a Inspiron 1501 (AMD TL-50 Microprocessor) with 1GB Memory, Vista Basic, CD/DVD R-W, 60GB HD for only $549.00+taxes (In CA it is 8.25% tax). I think you will need at least 2GB for playing games (it may cost about $150 for additional memory). With some other extras I think you can easily be below $850.00.
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Jes�s iv
My budget is probably at most $1000
If custom built please list which things are better that meet my $1000 budget.
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15.6â³:
Lenovo Y510p â now for 1000$, but worth noting. Equipped with Haswell I7, GT 750M SLI, 8GB DDR3, 1TB HDD and a matte(?) 1080p screen. Includes also a Windows OS and a backlit keyboard. Best gaming performance + value for the price with the GT 750M SLI that provides around GTX 770M performance that usually comes for around 1200$-1300$. People over the web report the thermals are ok. The Y510p also looks good and is very responsive. The matte 1080p screen is a very welcomed change over the Y500. Sound is good and the battery performance is very good when you pull out the second GPU (like when you are not playing).
Sager NP7352 (based on the w350st): I7-4700MQ (Haswell), GTX 765M GDDR5 GPU, 8GB DDR3, 750GB 7200RPM HDD, matte 1080p, no OS included in the base price. A new level of gaming performance with the GTX 765M for under 1000$. The GTX 765M should be about the same level of the GT 650M SLI in most cases but outpaced by the 750M SLI, but as a single-chip solution it has less problem and drivers bugs. A recommendation is to upgrade the screen for 50$ to the higher quality one. It has two HDD bays and plugging an SSD in should be easy. Sound quality is unknown at this point, but previous model sound quality was not good. Battery performance should be not that good compared to other laptops, with 3-5 hours surfing the web, top, but it remains to be checked (though do not count on a surprise).
Still not a recommendation, but keep this one in mind â Sager NP6652. Only a GT 750M GPU, but it has an IPS 1080p display. That might be more appealing for many who will be satisfied with a GT 750M performance
17.3â³:
Sager NP7370 (w370st): I7-4700MQ, GTX 765M, 8GB DDR3, matte 1080p, 750GB 7200RPM HDD, no OS. Same as the NP7350 above, only larger. Currently the fastest 17.3â³, under 1000$.
14.0â³ / Thin & light:
First, itâs important to say that some very interesting ultraportable gaming laptops are coming out now so itâs better to wait.
The Clevo W230ST / Sager NP7330 13.3â³ gaming laptop which is an excellent gaming laptop with a very good 1080p IPS screen and GTX 765M + I7-4700MQ performance. This is truly an excellent sub-14.0â³ gaming laptop with the highest performance in the section and an the best screen for this price.
Lenovo Y410p (14.0â³) â Excellent gaming performance per money ratio with the new GT 750M GDDR5 GPU + Haswell I7 CPU. Around 800$-850$, itâs the best performance per price youâll get for an 14.0â³ gaming laptop. The new GT 750M should be faster than the GTX 660M and even have some 15-20% performance advantage, top. This specific model of the new Lenovo Y410p has a 900p screen and 24GB SSD cache drive with it, making it much more interesting than the Y400. Weight is 4.85lbs (~2.5kg) which is ok and much better than the Y400. There is also the optional ultrabay which can equip the Y410p with a second GT 750M.
MSI GE40-2oc008us (14.0â³) â I7-4700MQ, GTX 760M, 8GB DDR3, matte 900p screen (actual quality still unknown), 4.4lbs. Currently, the fastest 14.0â³, but expect reply from Alienware and Asus. The battery performance is excellent with 8-9 hours of light use. A direct competitor in performance is the Razer Blade Pro 14.0â³ gaming laptop, but it currently priced about 1800$-2000$, so not really in the same price range.
Asus G46VW (14.0â³) â With GTX 660M and an I5, good build quality, low noise levels and very good thermals. Including Windows OS and an above the average 768p screen.
15.6â³:
Lenovo Y510p â now for 1000$, but worth noting. Equipped with Haswell I7, GT 750M SLI, 8GB DDR3, 1TB HDD and a matte(?) 1080p screen. Includes also a Windows OS and a backlit keyboard. Best gaming performance + value for the price with the GT 750M SLI that provides around GTX 770M performance that usually comes for around 1200$-1300$. People over the web report the thermals are ok. The Y510p also looks good and is very responsive. The matte 1080p screen is a very welcomed change over the Y500. Sound is good and the battery performance is very good when you pull out the second GPU (like when you are not playing).
Sager NP7352 (based on the w350st): I7-4700MQ (Haswell), GTX 765M GDDR5 GPU, 8GB DDR3, 750GB 7200RPM HDD, matte 1080p, no OS included in the base price. A new level of gaming performance with the GTX 765M for under 1000$. The GTX 765M should be about the same level of the GT 650M SLI in most cases but outpaced by the 750M SLI, but as a single-chip solution it has less problem and drivers bugs. A recommendation is to upgrade the screen for 50$ to the higher quality one. It has two HDD bays and plugging an SSD in should be easy. Sound quality is unknown at this point, but previous model sound quality was not good. Battery performance should be not that good compared to other laptops, with 3-5 hours surfing the web, top, but it remains to be checked (though do not count on a surprise).
Still not a recommendation, but keep this one in mind â Sager NP6652. Only a GT 750M GPU, but it has an IPS 1080p display. That might be more appealing for many who will be satisfied with a GT 750M performance
17.3â³:
Sager NP7370 (w370st): I7-4700MQ, GTX 765M, 8GB DDR3, matte 1080p, 750GB 7200RPM HDD, no OS. Same as the NP7350 above, only larger. Currently the fastest 17.3â³, under 1000$.
14.0â³ / Thin & light:
First, itâs important to say that some very interesting ultraportable gaming laptops are coming out now so itâs better to wait.
The Clevo W230ST / Sager NP7330 13.3â³ gaming laptop which is an excellent gaming laptop with a very good 1080p IPS screen and GTX 765M + I7-4700MQ performance. This is truly an excellent sub-14.0â³ gaming laptop with the highest performance in the section and an the best screen for this price.
Lenovo Y410p (14.0â³) â Excellent gaming performance per money ratio with the new GT 750M GDDR5 GPU + Haswell I7 CPU. Around 800$-850$, itâs the best performance per price youâll get for an 14.0â³ gaming laptop. The new GT 750M should be faster than the GTX 660M and even have some 15-20% performance advantage, top. This specific model of the new Lenovo Y410p has a 900p screen and 24GB SSD cache drive with it, making it much more interesting than the Y400. Weight is 4.85lbs (~2.5kg) which is ok and much better than the Y400. There is also the optional ultrabay which can equip the Y410p with a second GT 750M.
MSI GE40-2oc008us (14.0â³) â I7-4700MQ, GTX 760M, 8GB DDR3, matte 900p screen (actual quality still unknown), 4.4lbs. Currently, the fastest 14.0â³, but expect reply from Alienware and Asus. The battery performance is excellent with 8-9 hours of light use. A direct competitor in performance is the Razer Blade Pro 14.0â³ gaming laptop, but it currently priced about 1800$-2000$, so not really in the same price range.
Asus G46VW (14.0â³) â With GTX 660M and an I5, good build quality, low noise levels and very good thermals. Including Windows OS and an above the average 768p screen.
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