Topic: Laptop for gaming purposes? - page 12. (Read 11521 times)
I think Alienware would do the job for what you are looking for. They manufacture the best of the best laptops or desktop used for gaming.
to use the game better choose the labtop specifications: Intel Skylake Core i7-6700HQ processor, 16GB DDR4 RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 970M graphics card, and 256GB SSD storage and 1TB HDD
The Lenovo IdeaPad Y910 is pretty decent I'd say.
if you want choose laptop that can be good for gaming. i think you should choose republic of gamers (rog) this is the best brand for gaming. if you watched tournament in dota 2 you should see the symbol of rog. if rog is too much expensive for you, you can buy any brand as long as it has a higher size of memory in graphics card and a higher processor.
Dont buy "GAMING", buy good laptop with strong hardware. No point in overpriced "GAMING
Any suggestion whats the best laptop for gaming purposes like dota 2/Cs go
This is good for gaming purpose Lenovo IdeaPad 320S-14IKB 80X400CLIN 14-inch Laptop (7th Gen Core i3-7100U/4GB/1TB/Windows 10/Integrated Graphics), Mineral Grey. Based on Technical Configuration Prices of laptops will be high.. 
Think about HP Omen series, new 2017 models are perfect, also Asus Rog I owned for 3 years still rock. Having real i7 in Laptop and good GPU always was great idea. Now my friend bought Omen and I'm surprised with look, performance and everything. I'm Macbook pro owner but will change it for something nice in future.
Any suggestion whats the best laptop for gaming purposes like dota 2/Cs go
Run away from laptops when it comes about gaming, they ain't too good and in 3-4 year will heat up really fast and will just turn off without any warning.
Try to use core i3 or much higher specs with videocard and 4.0 memory RAM.
i have no problem with hp.. i cant recommend it 2 u
I alone believe that a laptop is bad for games?
Hi spec laptops are expensive for gaming to be smooth your processor should be as good as intel i5 to i7 and uses the latest gen video card shiuodnbe a gtx 1050 to 1080 for nvidia gpu i reccomend using a desktop pc for easier uogrades and maybe save some cash rather than buying pre build pc or laptops but if you need laptops i recommend buying alienware or asus rog that are designed for games but i must say its rather expensive.
Try searching for Acer Predator, but I would recommend having PC instead. Since your main purpose is for gaming. For me parts would be cheaper compared to laptop parts when it's broken or you needed and upgrade.
NoNoNoNo! In my opinion there is no good Gaming-Laptop solution! 1. It´s very expensive and 2. they lose their performance very fast. If you want to play games get a nice small cheap tower PC with a good cpu and a good gpu.
I get what you are saying but sometimes you just pay a premium for convenience. Laptops can do some things that desktops can't. I don't regret paying a lot for my Asus ROG because it is 4.5 old and still running like a well oiled machine. Sure I could have bought a desktop but I wouldn't have been able to game in a lecture hall or on the bus.
ASUS ROG
NoNoNoNo! In my opinion there is no good Gaming-Laptop solution! 1. It´s very expensive and 2. they lose their performance very fast. If you want to play games get a nice small cheap tower PC with a good cpu and a good gpu.
ASUS ROG STRIX HERO GL503VM is a great choice
I think the current popular gaming laptop is from asus brand asus ROG,
its specially qualified to play the game,
many of the gamers wear asus ROG at this time....
its specially qualified to play the game,
many of the gamers wear asus ROG at this time....
I've owned a Asus Republic of Gaming (ROG) series laptop for over 4.5 years and it is solid. Came with an expansion bay for a solid state. Easy to open and maintain. -Chaz
Dell's Alienware range is pretty good although it's a chunky bit of kit. The XPS is more transportable but isn't as geared towards gaming
Alienware are too expensive for what they offer. Those mostly look good.
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