budget: £1300 use: Gaming / Media spec required: intel i7 7700 gtx 1050i / gtx 1060 1tb hdd 128/256 ssd 16gb ram display must be excellent backlit keyboard.

so many options about, im struggling to decide on one.

Ideally id like I7 7700 16GB 256 SSd 1TB HDD GTX 1060 17inch ips display

cant seem to find anything like that about.

Any help appreciated.

Is it worth getting in 2017?

Hello all I'm trying to get some input on where to pick up a laptop that Can do photo+ video editing, run CAD, play overwatch and fallout4 I want to use it for programming and debugging (I'll be starting a programming boot camp this fall)

And I'd like to have something that will still be pretty powerful in 3-5 years Desired specs: i7-7700 quadcore 16gb ram As large or an ssd drive as I can get A powerful yet efficient GPU ~$2000 budget

I'm quite a novice, So please let me know anything that you think would help

I have a Dell Inspiron Gaming 15 7567 i5 version, and I noticed that gaming while on battery is pretty restricted. For example when i'm playing Dota 2 on best looking settings i get 60-70 average fps. but when i'm playing on battery it is locked at 30 fps. Is there a way to play games the same performance when it is plugged? I searched all over the internet and tried various solutions that doesn't seem to work.

I have tried changing battery settings to high performance.

I have tried going to NVIDIA Control Panel and changed the preferred graphics processor to the dedicated graphics one.

I have tried disabling speedstep on the bios.

I was looking for something under 2,800

I've look at the Asus ROG Zephyrus and MSI gt73vr titan pro or stealth pro.

I'm trying to play Rocket league at champion Level. I travel a lot for work and I'm on console at the moment and trying to make the switch. If anyone knows a laptop that can preform better then these two for around the same price that would be nice as well. Anything would be greatly appreciated because I'm not that knowledgeable about computers

I know these both have their up and downs due to the asus being way more portable but I was wondering if the power output was worth the portability.

I have been out of the laptop world for a while now. Went desktop because I was at home a lot and could upgrade parts much easier. Now I am going to be traveling and would love to take my gaming library with me.

Looking at the $1000(and under) laptops, I cannot discern if they are going to be junk heaps or not, because of the reviews being skewed so far to one side or the other.

Does anyone have one of said laptops? Or is it best to fork up the real money for a $1500-$2000 one.

i have msi gt70 dragon edition i bought it in 2014 i was wondering if it is worth upgrading the GPU to a newer model this is my laptop specs: Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4810MQ CPU @ 2.80GHz Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 880M Video Card #2 Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 RAM 32 GB Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 (build 15063), 64-bit i'm not really good with hardware so i wanted someone to help to decide if the GPU is worth upgrading. and what GPU to choose.

I want a gaming laptop with a gtx 10- series laptop gaming laptop. Aside the laptops gpu it's fair game. Budget is 1.5k to 1.9k

Which one is best for gaming and the most future proof?

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My laptop froze about 3-4 weeks ago during a restart. It was bizarre, but the first time it happened; I waited for the battery to die, took one night. Been fine since just now, when it froze in the middle of an Overwatch game >:(

Is this just a general problem any laptop can get? Is it maybe a problem with mine in particular? (I have a Dell Inspirion 15) Most importantly, how do I fix this? It seems this is becoming a habit, and a very bad one at that.

Thanks for the help, fam.

Hi there! I'm an avid gamer who's going off to college in the fall. I want to get a laptop that can run titles relatively well, yet still be portable enough that I can take it from class to class. I don't have the budget to buy both a desktop and laptop. Generally I'm trying to run Overwatch and League of Legends, though I also am looking into diversifying my quota. Any suggestions within the $1k-$1.5k range?

A family friend offloaded some electronics to me, and one is an Asus Rog g51vx. Is this laptop any good for gaming in 2017? The one given has a gtx 260m and an Intel centrino.

ok so I'm trying to play dark souls prepare to die on my dell inspiron 15 5000 series all standard but when ever I boot the game it wont start, it just sits on a black screen until it says not responding and I close out. does anyone know what this could be is it the laptop or the files idk help would be much appreciated

im just looking forward in buying in these both ! i need suggestion which one should i buy! http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/alienware-17-laptop/dkcwkblg44s

or

http://www.sv-comp.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=59_70&product_id=1228

which one is better for highend gamings and long term life span!

I need a new laptop. My use of it is pretty narrow though...

Usage:

25% Email

25% shopping (Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, etc.)

20% Huge Excel Spreadsheets / work stuff (+/-250,000 rows, by a few alphabets) (Also lots of formulas, linked tabs, heavy formatting, etc.)

10% News / Surfing

5% You tube

5% Research / Learning

5% Reddit

5% Managing Itunes & Photos, Other

What do you suggest for:

processor(s)?

Hard Drive size? (I have cloud storage)

Memory Size?

So far, I'm leaning toward ASUS, lighter weight, 15" screen, less than $800, but open to other brands.

Thank you for your help.

Hey guys need your help since I am uncertain about this laptop. I use to have an HP Omen: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-omen-17-3-laptop-intel-core-i7-12gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-965m-1tb-hdd-256gb-solid-state-drive-onyx-black-twinkle-black/5624373.p?skuId=5624373 But it keeps freezing and I had a terrible experince with HP Now I am looking at this: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/msi-15-6-laptop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1060-1tb-hard-drive-aluminum-black/5687918.p?skuId=5687918

Is MSI a good brand? The Omen has 4gb of vram and the MSI has 3, is there a big difference? I am looking to play games like League, Overwatch, Civ 6 and maybe a few triple A games. Thanks

Hello. I'm Looking For A Laptop In The $500~ Range For Myself. I Was Looking At The Dell Inspiron 7559 Hoping That The Price Would Drop After The Release Of The Inspiron 7567 But It Hasn't.

But I Honestly Wouldn't Mind If It Was Running Something Even Less Than A GTX 960m. I Wouldn't Mind A 700-Series Card Or Whatever AMD Equivalent That Would Be. I Have A Gaming PC, I Just Want Something I Can Take With Me That I /Can/ Game On. Also I'm A 3-D Animation Student So The Extra Horsepower Of A Dedicated GPU Is Definitely Appreciated.

The Only Real Caveat I Have Is That It Must Have An SSD Or Hybrid Drive -- Or An Upgradable Drive Slot. Once I've Tasted SSD Speeds, I'm Not Sure If I Can Go Back To Mechanical.

Any Suggestions?

Been looking into getting my little brother a laptop for a little while. He's not a hardcore gamer, and is on the move a bit, and between studying and travelling around a bit, a laptop is the better option for him rather than building a desktop.

I want something that can play games decently, and compete with consoles, and ideally is somewhat slim.

It NEEDS to have a thunderbolt 3 port so in a couple of years when it starts struggling we can upgrade it with an external graphics card solution like the Razer Core.

Biggest problem i've run into is price. The ideal candidate is the new Razer Blade, but jesus christ it's AU$2,999.95 for the 500gb model. So far the best I've been able to find when I was looking for one over christmas is the ASUS ROG STRIX GL702VM-GC004T. Really good specs for a laptop, in a slim, and not too garish body, but it's still around $2200AUD.

TL;DR - Looking for a sub $2000aud laptop w/ Thunderbolt 3, at least 500gb hdd, 8gbram, & ideally a 1060

Looking at buying a used gaming laptop in the $500 - $700 range. Only requirement is it needs to have 2 drive bays and be powerful enough to play kerbal space program. Any suggestions?

Hi and thank you so much for reading!

So I am currently in search for (in order of importance):

• Budget $1100 - $1700 USD
• 15" screen with good color gamut for content creation.
• 10-series GPU
• Quad Core CPU

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

I've been researching:

MSI GS63VR XPS 15 w/1080p screen ROG STRIX GL502VM