Buying a gaming laptop

[thebaum64]

Why don't people realise laptops aren't for gaming. Who games on like a 14 inch screen? lol. Just buy a decent lenovo.

That's what I have, a Levovo and I love it

 

[thebaum64]

Why Lenovo? There's no reason to get a Lenovo. He should short the cheapest laptops with the best specs, and choose the winner. It dosen't matter if it's a Lenovo or something else.


One tip for you (the thread starter):

Get a laptop and buy a screen, keyboard and mouse. Connect it to USB and use it like a desktop, if you need to go with it, take off the USB's and just take it! However it's more expensive when just a desktop. But if you need something good and easy to take with you, this might just be the solution.

Lenovo is just a good brand and has quality products, that's all

 

[thebaum64]

They all buy from same companies...

Sometimes but they just tend to have better quality as far as assembly and support.

 

[Ebonstar]

Must add you to a hate list.

Hate is such a strong word

 

[Ebonstar]

Its needed in this case.

k

 

[kitcat]

How about a Asus ROG?

Would do, they have nice specs, but they're really fat and I don't like the design - the only slim ones that I l ike are expensive. I might get an MSI GP62 Leopard 002, here's a link:
http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/MSI-GP62-Leopard-Pro-002-Gaming-Laptop

 

[kitcat]

They are fat due to the coolers.Thats really needed in a gaming laptop unless you want to burn you house...

Right :>
but rate the msi gp62 leopard?

 

[kitcat]

Dont like the design at all.

Oh k, well I like it :3 but are its specs good for CSGO & other only medium-level steam games (medium level as in it's not too hardcore and power using). + Minecraft?

 

[Wottsits12345]

I'd say goto a website that builds custom laptops and also has a forums. Post on the forums for what you are looking for and someone out there will create you an awesome machine. I would recommend desktop over laptop though..

 

[kitcat]

Anyone else have some recommendations?