Flying Squirrel Entertainment
The Lounge => Off Topic => Topic started by: Skaen on January 01, 2020, 03:08:52 pm
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Hello
Do you guys now a good laptop that can run m&b napoleonic wars with atleast a stable 80 ~ fps? Other games I will play are Age of Empires and The Witcher games. I’d like a laptop with the biggest possible screen too.
Thanks
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any laptop with wifi will do the job enjoy
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Budget?
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Hmm say around 1000 - 1500 euros
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Hmm say around 1000 - 1500 euros
First thing of real note, gaming laptops can get quite hot so there's that.
When I bought mine (2 years ago) I went for the Acer Predator Helios 300 i5 1060 one.
You're probably going to look for perhaps a Razer, Acer or HP Omen laptop I'd say.
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Hmm say around 1000 - 1500 euros
First thing of real note, gaming laptops can get quite hot so there's that.
When I bought mine (2 years ago) I went for the Acer Predator Helios 300 i5 1060 one.
You're probably going to look for perhaps a Razer, Acer or HP Omen laptop I'd say.
Oh no worries, my previous one got pretty hot too. Thank you! I will search them up. :)
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look for something with some sort of good alternative cooling method because you could have good specs but the heat will severely throttle the CPU
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look for something with some sort of good alternative cooling method because you could have good specs but the heat will severely throttle the CPU
Yeah, I suppose that’s right, do you have any in mind? I’m kinda brainless on these techy subjects sadly.
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I like to watch this person who reviews laptops...just for a point of view. In addition to overall testing, he also performs what seems to be pretty thorough in-game testing. Does a bunch of different laptops, and thorough comparison/grading of other similar laptops on the market (in more recent vids).
Alternatively, I got a MSI GE63 Raider RGB and it has performed quite well. Undervolting is probably your best friend in laptops especially.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Rzju32yQPkQ7oIhmeuLwg
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I like to watch this person who reviews laptops...just for a point of view. In addition to overall testing, he also performs what seems to be pretty thorough in-game testing. Does a bunch of different laptops, and thorough comparison/grading of other similar laptops on the market (in more recent vids).
Alternatively, I got a MSI GE63 Raider RGB and it has performed quite well. Undervolting is probably your best friend in laptops especially.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Rzju32yQPkQ7oIhmeuLwg
Thank you kindly. I’ll take a look this evening at his channel. Good for comparing ‘em all.
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I like thinkpads those are my preferred laptops
rly good stuff
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At that price point you’ll probably want to look at Acer Predator Helios 300, MSI Raider or some of the ASUS ROG stuff, though admittedly I don’t know much about Asus hardware. MSI is my personal favorite but it’s a matter of opinion. You’ll probably want something with a 144hz monitor and at least a 1060 graphics card if you’re going with NVIDIA. 8-16gb of ram is fine, speed and channel matter more than excess amount anyways but let’s not get into that. Preferably you want an SSD instead of a regular hard drive, 512gb should be fine. For processors a 9th gen i5 or an 8th or 9th gen i7 should be fine (my budget i5-9300H runs all the games you mentioned fine, but if you’re looking for more power go for the i7). Get a good cooling pad from Amazon for like $30 USD and your heat situation is fine, my Havit 5 cost $25 and keeps my laptop cool without undervolting, however undervolting is still definitely your best friend. Hope this helps, I’m assuming you are new/novice regarding computers, if not forgive my rambling :P
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At that price point you’ll probably want to look at Acer Predator Helios 300, MSI Raider or some of the ASUS ROG stuff, though admittedly I don’t know much about Asus hardware. MSI is my personal favorite but it’s a matter of opinion. You’ll probably want something with a 144hz monitor and at least a 1060 graphics card if you’re going with NVIDIA. 8-16gb of ram is fine, speed and channel matter more than excess amount anyways but let’s not get into that. Preferably you want an SSD instead of a regular hard drive, 512gb should be fine. For processors a 9th gen i5 or an 8th or 9th gen i7 should be fine (my budget i5-9300H runs all the games you mentioned fine, but if you’re looking for more power go for the i7). Get a good cooling pad from Amazon for like $30 USD and your heat situation is fine, my Havit 5 cost $25 and keeps my laptop cool without undervolting, however undervolting is still definitely your best friend. Hope this helps, I’m assuming you are new/novice regarding computers, if not forgive my rambling :P
Yes I'm a newbie at this sort of stuff. Thank you for this information. :) Can you show me your full specs that you have?
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Sure, but my computer is pretty budget and you can do a lot better at 1000-1500 Euro.
Acer Nitro
Intel Core i5-9300H Coffee Lake-H 14nm 2.4-4.1 GHz
Intel HM370 Cannon Lake-H motherboard
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4gb
8gb Kingston 2666 SDRAM SO-DIMM
512gb SSD
Poo-poo LG Phillips 60Hz monitor (IPS LED, still only 60Hz though)
I'm saving up a bit for a new laptop as well. I would definitely recommend avoiding a 1650 and going for a 1060 or higher. Same for monitors, 144Hz is not super expensive anymore. Also, laptop GPUs tend to be soldered onto the motherboard, so choose wisely :P
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Most zephyrus laptops are good, not too heavy good specs. decent thermals all made by asus and have pretty good customer service.
If you want to learn more about laptops and which are good or not Dave 2D is a great channel dude knows what's up and gives honest opinions on all the laptops.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVYamHliCI9rw1tHR1xbkfw
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I like thinkpads those are my preferred laptops
rly good stuff
a man of taste
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I like thinkpads those are my preferred laptops
rly good stuff
a man of taste
Government taste
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any idea with 700-1000€ ?
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any idea with 700-1000€ ?
thinkpad
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any idea with 700-1000€ ?
Sit on your hands for a further few months whilst you save more because you ain't getting jack for that.