William
3 questions / opinions.
-Give me a few of your favorite computer gaming brands like Alienware and razer(If the brand is desktop only don't mention because I'm getting a laptop :D).
- What parts I should upgrade like adding more ram. (Only thing I know that makes it faster.) Parts that make a lag free experience for gaming.
- Are there any special parts that make rendering videos on Sony Vegas faster? Thank you
I have questions about gaming laptops?
Answer
Personally, gaming laptops are great, but if you can, get a desktop; they are much better and don't over heat as well. But if you really want or need a gaming laptop here are some suggestions;
There are many companies that are great at making gaming laptops. Here are some that you might want to check out: CyberPowerPC, Malibal, Lenovo, ASUS, Sagernotebook, MSi, PowerPro, Powernotebooks, iBuyPower and OriginPC. I would also compare many of the products available.
You should check out all the parts on the computer. If you really want to get great graphics, check out the graphics processor, the CPU, the hard drive and the motherboard. In computer technology, you really get what you pay for and you rarely find very, very good deals. For better graphics, try to invest in the GTX 600 or 700 series, or the Radeon 7000 series, depending on the games you play (The Crysis series, for example, are good with the ATI 7000 series GPUs). You should check out what games are good with what graphics card. Also, I would not recommend integrated GPUs, such as Intel GPU, since they tend to be less powerful. As for CPU, try to find an Intel i5 or i7 quad-core CPU, preferably from the 3rd or 4th generation series. As for the hard drive, you should get two drives, one that is a hard drive and one that is a solid state drive. For the hard drive, try to find one that is at least 750 GB, preferably 1 TB and at 7200 for a lot of memory and speed. Although the Solid State Drive might be unnecessary, it speeds up the game a bit more and is not as loud as a hard drive, but has less memory and more expensive. If you can't get an SSD, you should get a good hard drive, because SSDs don't have as much memory as a hard drive, unless you plan to play only a few games.as for the motherboard, try to find reviews of the motherboard and see the benchmarks of the motherboard as well. Of course, you should get some good RAM, preferably 8 GB of DDR3 RAM, but the more, the merrier. If you plan on getting more than 16 GB of RAM, you need to get Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate, or Windows 8, since Windows 7 Home Premium can't support too much RAM. I would HIGHLY recommend getting a gaming mouse because trackpads are not good for gaming. Also, you should get a travel bag or backpack for your laptop, since gaming laptops can be pretty heavy. A cooling pad or something similar is recommended because the CPU can get really hot while playing.
As for Sony Vegas, a good CPU and GPU should do the trick, as well as a good amount of RAM.
There you have it. I hope this helps.
Personally, gaming laptops are great, but if you can, get a desktop; they are much better and don't over heat as well. But if you really want or need a gaming laptop here are some suggestions;
There are many companies that are great at making gaming laptops. Here are some that you might want to check out: CyberPowerPC, Malibal, Lenovo, ASUS, Sagernotebook, MSi, PowerPro, Powernotebooks, iBuyPower and OriginPC. I would also compare many of the products available.
You should check out all the parts on the computer. If you really want to get great graphics, check out the graphics processor, the CPU, the hard drive and the motherboard. In computer technology, you really get what you pay for and you rarely find very, very good deals. For better graphics, try to invest in the GTX 600 or 700 series, or the Radeon 7000 series, depending on the games you play (The Crysis series, for example, are good with the ATI 7000 series GPUs). You should check out what games are good with what graphics card. Also, I would not recommend integrated GPUs, such as Intel GPU, since they tend to be less powerful. As for CPU, try to find an Intel i5 or i7 quad-core CPU, preferably from the 3rd or 4th generation series. As for the hard drive, you should get two drives, one that is a hard drive and one that is a solid state drive. For the hard drive, try to find one that is at least 750 GB, preferably 1 TB and at 7200 for a lot of memory and speed. Although the Solid State Drive might be unnecessary, it speeds up the game a bit more and is not as loud as a hard drive, but has less memory and more expensive. If you can't get an SSD, you should get a good hard drive, because SSDs don't have as much memory as a hard drive, unless you plan to play only a few games.as for the motherboard, try to find reviews of the motherboard and see the benchmarks of the motherboard as well. Of course, you should get some good RAM, preferably 8 GB of DDR3 RAM, but the more, the merrier. If you plan on getting more than 16 GB of RAM, you need to get Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate, or Windows 8, since Windows 7 Home Premium can't support too much RAM. I would HIGHLY recommend getting a gaming mouse because trackpads are not good for gaming. Also, you should get a travel bag or backpack for your laptop, since gaming laptops can be pretty heavy. A cooling pad or something similar is recommended because the CPU can get really hot while playing.
As for Sony Vegas, a good CPU and GPU should do the trick, as well as a good amount of RAM.
There you have it. I hope this helps.
Is this a good gaming laptop ?
Patrick
Hi,
Is this Medion Erazer X6812 a good gaming laptop for these games ?
# Star Wars: The Old Republic
# The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
# Battlefield 3
# Crysis 2
# Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3
# Minecraft on far :D
Specs ;
Processor ; Intel Core i5-460M
Video card ; NVIDIA GeForce GTX460M GDDR5 1,5 Gb Videomemory
Resolution ; 1920x1080
RAM ; 4 GB
Harddisk ; 640 GB 5400rpm and a 64 SSD
Extra's ; Webcam 2000 x 1500, 30 FPS, 2 USB 3,0, Blu-ray reader, Dual Layer DVD-ReWriter
And should it be able to play games on full hd, because i like Full HD :D
Thank you very much!!
Patrick
The Price is 750 euros so 991,31 dollar ;)
Uhm.. xD on the medion site there is a x6812 xD
http://www.medion.com/nl/electronics/prod/MEDION%C2%AE+ERAZER%C2%AE+X6812+laptop/30012494A1?category=search_x6812
Its in dutch so you can't read it, but there is a picture ;)
Doesnt matter :P
Answer
You kidding?Because on that laptop you can play those games on max setting at FullHD.If you want you can check the link below.(sorry,there wasn't any gameplay video on YouTube that's why there is a X6813 BF3 gameplay on max settings and i think the specs are close)Oh and can you tell me that laptops price,i want to get something good like that too.(the new link below is a FHD BF3 gameplay on a Medion X6811,because i did some research and learned that there is no such thing as X6812,you wrote it wrong,you should have wrote X6811)And where will you get that thing on eBay?
Edit:Sorry i didn't look at the Dutch site xD
You kidding?Because on that laptop you can play those games on max setting at FullHD.If you want you can check the link below.(sorry,there wasn't any gameplay video on YouTube that's why there is a X6813 BF3 gameplay on max settings and i think the specs are close)Oh and can you tell me that laptops price,i want to get something good like that too.(the new link below is a FHD BF3 gameplay on a Medion X6811,because i did some research and learned that there is no such thing as X6812,you wrote it wrong,you should have wrote X6811)And where will you get that thing on eBay?
Edit:Sorry i didn't look at the Dutch site xD
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