Im looking into buying a new gaming laptop. I travel a lot and dont really have space for a full PC so i game on a laptop, anyway my budget is 900 i can go up a little. i have a laptop in mind i just have some questions about it.
im mostly a console gamer but would like to play games like skyrim and fallout for the mods. also i would like to know if this would be enough to play newest games on atleast medium graphics. so would this laptop meet my needs i really dont know. here is the link http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/ASUS-ROG-G56JK-Laptop
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that looks good.if you have another 100 bucks you can get a 860 or you can wait and save up for the 965m(maxwell architecture which is very efficient) but that hasnt been released yet
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first thanks for replying second if i get the 860 do I have to install it or can i change it to come with it? this is the first PC/laptop im buying
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[QUOTE="A_jiggly_whale, post: 23466, member: 16728"]first thanks for replying second if i get the 860 do I have to install it or can i change it to come with it? this is the first PC/laptop im buying[/QUOTE]
You can't really replace a gfx card in a laptop like that. You have to buy it when you are ordering the laptop the first time.
Look at the performance change here: http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-860 ... e-GTX-850M
You also must remember that you buying an investment. You will be gaming, browsing, relaxing, working, etc on this laptop. Saving only $100 right now may cost you up to a year in usage, where you have to upgrade the whole thing sooner rather than later.
You can't really replace a gfx card in a laptop like that. You have to buy it when you are ordering the laptop the first time.
Look at the performance change here: http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-860 ... e-GTX-850M
You also must remember that you buying an investment. You will be gaming, browsing, relaxing, working, etc on this laptop. Saving only $100 right now may cost you up to a year in usage, where you have to upgrade the whole thing sooner rather than later.
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[QUOTE="jessyquil, post: 23470, member: 29504"]You can't really replace a gfx card in a laptop like that. You have to buy it when you are ordering the laptop the first time.
Look at the performance change here: http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-860 ... e-GTX-850M
You also must remember that you buying an investment. You will be gaming, browsing, relaxing, working, etc on this laptop. Saving only $100 right now may cost you up to a year in usage, where you have to upgrade the whole thing sooner rather than later.[/QUOTE]
i would like to get the 860 but i want that laptop and i cant change it so if i can find the same laptop but with that change i would get it again i dont need a top of the line gaming laptop i wont be playing the new games on PC since im primarily a console guy also i would just order a custom but i dont know what i need and things like that so im willing to take the 850 thanks for the advise though
Look at the performance change here: http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-860 ... e-GTX-850M
You also must remember that you buying an investment. You will be gaming, browsing, relaxing, working, etc on this laptop. Saving only $100 right now may cost you up to a year in usage, where you have to upgrade the whole thing sooner rather than later.[/QUOTE]
i would like to get the 860 but i want that laptop and i cant change it so if i can find the same laptop but with that change i would get it again i dont need a top of the line gaming laptop i wont be playing the new games on PC since im primarily a console guy also i would just order a custom but i dont know what i need and things like that so im willing to take the 850 thanks for the advise though

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woops jessyquil just saw that the prices of the two were links to laptops not the price of the card itself derp i will save and get the 860 now thanks 

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[QUOTE="A_jiggly_whale, post: 23473, member: 16728"]woops jessyquil just saw that the prices of the two were links to laptops not the price of the card itself derp i will save and get the 860 now thanks
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I highly recommend the ASUS ROG line - I game and stream on mine, high quality, without issues (other than poorly optimized day-1 games like Dying Light :p ).

I highly recommend the ASUS ROG line - I game and stream on mine, high quality, without issues (other than poorly optimized day-1 games like Dying Light :p ).
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[QUOTE="jessyquil, post: 23474, member: 29504"]I highly recommend the ASUS ROG line - I game and stream on mine, high quality, without issues (other than poorly optimized day-1 games like Dying Light :p ).[/QUOTE]
yeah ive heard a lot of good things about the ROG series also my current laptop is an ASUS its the x55C so thats why anything better than this seems better lol
yeah ive heard a lot of good things about the ROG series also my current laptop is an ASUS its the x55C so thats why anything better than this seems better lol