Things To Consider Before Buying a Gaming Laptop:-
Buying
a laptop to play is always a difficult decision, it is a very big investment
and the fear of making a mistake is high. So better advise yourself and check
out some key points before you buy.
1- The power required
This
is fundamental if the laptop is very fair may with games within a year you are
in trouble. More now, we are in the midst of a transition to new generation
consoles, so the minimum and recommended requirements will hit a rush.
The
best thing is that you look for a processor with at least 4 cores, and that can
reach speeds between 2 and 3 GHz. 1 Core i5 or i7 from Intel achieve this,
for example the Core i7-3630QM, one of the most
used. AMDs are not so common, but the A10 family meets expectations.
The
second issue that causes more doubts is the graph. What if 1GB, 2GB ... The
truth is that GB is not as important and if the power of the graphics. To be
reassured it would be best not to get off a G-Force GT650M, which throws most
games at medium-high details. However, you can go down to a GT550M to play at
low resolutions and minimum quality. For AMD, the 7000 family works well.
Finally,
the RAM is missing. Here there is no such a place to doubt, more than 4GB is
prevalent, better if you get to 8GB,
2- The screen
Most
important, and one of the reasons why you should see the laptop running before
you buy it. There are both bright and dull, and ele be anything one
of taste, but know that the matte finish (opaque screens as before,
go) produces much less reflection.
Then
decide the resolution. If you are going to make a strong investment, it would
be ideal a Full HD (1920 x 1080) screen, although for cheaper equipment better
stay with 1366 x 768, as it does not require so much power. You can always enjoy
movies from top 10 free movie sites on your pc if you have a good screen.
3- Keyboard
Well
defined, large keys and with good travel to feel every command of the game.
Note that there are no problems pressing more than three keys at a time since
I've seen people complaining about this. Also, better be it backlit, sooner or
later you'll want to use it in the dark.
4- Quality of construction
You
do not need big luxuries, nor does it have to be aluminum, but a decent quality
plastic. That yes, make sure that the position of the USB
ports, headphones and others is comfortable. Finally, you do not mind
if it looks rough and big since you need good ventilation so it does not boil
to use.
5
- Storage:
Two
options or you turn to a large disk of 1TB to have space for piles of titles or
conform to a smaller SSD (128 GB or so). I prefer the SSD, it is much faster so
the load times in the games will be lower.
6- Other tips:
Try
to see it before to judge, in addition to the quality of the screen, the
quality of the speakers.
Some
laptops have two graphics: an integrated one (like the HD4000) for basic tasks
and an advanced one for games. This is very useful because you save battery.
You
can choose to buy in Spain or import, but if you import insurance you lose
warranty, so be careful.
Beware
of the battery, a 6-cell will only give little more than 1 hour of play, warned
you.
And
to finish ... Recommended models!
Mountain Performance 15 Ivy:
The
laptop with Corei7, 8GB of RAM a GT650M graphics, Full HD screen and solid
state drive, all at just € 849, of the best offers in the network.
Alliware M14X:
Dell is the warranty, and this model is not
so expensive. Core i5 processor, 8GB Ram, GT650M graphics, and 500GB disk.
Somewhat inferior to the mountain but with better aesthetics, and longer
battery life.
MSI
GX60: AMD quad-core processor, Radeon HD7970 graphics (better than 650M), 8GB
RAM, full HD display and 750GB of the disk. For your € 1074 is more than good.
Things To Consider Before Buying a Gaming Laptop
Reviewed by Pravesh Kumar Maurya
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