Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Good gaming laptop
I have been looking around for a good gaming laptop, but they are way over priced. I seen a i7 with a gtx 660 for 4k... that's a crazy price, but it was an Alienware so it's obviously way over priced. Anyway's I am getting lazy looking for a good laptop for a good price,
because there is none.
What I am looking for is:
- i7 with atleast 2.6 ghz
- Atleast has a ssd
- A gtx 660 or better
- 1080p
- under 1000$
I don't know much about laptops, but if it's possible to build one than please link me to a website where they sell all the component's. Also thank you.
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JuliePK
Joined: 24th Feb 2013
Posts: 140
Re: Good gaming laptop
You can't get that, for that price..
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
JuliePK posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:30 pm)
You can't get that, for that price..
What do you think a laptop for these specifications would go for? I couldn't see it going over 1.5k.
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Syran

Joined: 26th Mar 2009
Posts: 1391
Re: Good gaming laptop
colbymsn posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:36 pm)
JuliePK posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:30 pm)
You can't get that, for that price..
What do you think a laptop for these specifications would go for? I couldn't see it going over 1.5k.
A desktop will always be cheaper and more powerful than a laptop will be. I'd seriously recommend getting a desktop instead of a laptop. ---
May he now rest under aegis of mirage -
As the sands slowly turn to Elysian fields
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
Syran posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:40 pm)
colbymsn posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:36 pm)
JuliePK posted: (2nd Mar 2013, 11:30 pm)
You can't get that, for that price..
What do you think a laptop for these specifications would go for? I couldn't see it going over 1.5k.
A desktop will always be cheaper and more powerful than a laptop will be. I'd seriously recommend getting a desktop instead of a laptop.
I honestly agree with you, but it would just be nice to have a laptop while traveling.
I also made a topic about my build, but sadly I lost the video.
Specs
Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz
GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 2GB 256-bit
CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 x2
CORSAIR Professional Series HX850 (CMPSU-850HX) 850W
Seagate Barracuda 2tb
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Misca

Joined: 10th May 2011
Posts: 2738
Re: Good gaming laptop
It's very possible to get portable towers, granted you would go through the hassle of replugging them in each time. But for what you asked for, if you built it yourself you might be able to get it under 1.5k but highly doubt it. ---
Former multi-server mapper.
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Miksu

Joined: 4th Jun 2009
Posts: 1457
Re: Good gaming laptop
http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-15-6-Inch-Laptop-Metal/dp/B00ATANUT4/ref=amtcd_B009AEPQDI_B00ATANUT4
That could do pretty well, it's not a beast or anything, but it can handle new games medium-high settings pretty well.
Having a SSD shoots prices of the charts pretty easily, even 16GB SSD raises prices 50-100$ which is kinda ridiculous.
That's pretty much the best you can get for 1000$. Also I do not know what shops USA people tends to use, so I used Amazon to search up something, which might work well for you.
But I kinda agree with misca, you could get better portable gaming setup, if you go for Mini-Tower build.
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
sephiroth posted: (3rd Mar 2013, 12:39 am)
http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-15-6-Inch-Laptop-Metal/dp/B00ATANUT4/ref=amtcd_B009AEPQDI_B00ATANUT4
That could do pretty well, it's not a beast or anything, but it can handle new games medium-high settings pretty well.
That's pretty much the best you can get for 1000$. Also I do not know what shops USA people tends to use, so I used Amazon to search up something, which might work well for you.
But I kinda agree with misca, you could get better portable gaming setup, if you go for Mini-Tower build.
That laptop could run crisis 3 easily on high and I was actually looking at that laptop a few minuets ago. I am kind of stuck between that and this one. Also I am from Canada, so amazon usually
has ridiculousness shipping prices for us.
Also building a mini rig would be a really good idea, but I could just carry around one I have now. I honestly don't care about money, so I am fine spending 1k on a laptop.
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Miksu

Joined: 4th Jun 2009
Posts: 1457
Re: Good gaming laptop
colbymsn posted: (3rd Mar 2013, 12:44 am)
sephiroth posted: (3rd Mar 2013, 12:39 am)
http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-15-6-Inch-Laptop-Metal/dp/B00ATANUT4/ref=amtcd_B009AEPQDI_B00ATANUT4
That could do pretty well, it's not a beast or anything, but it can handle new games medium-high settings pretty well.
That's pretty much the best you can get for 1000$. Also I do not know what shops USA people tends to use, so I used Amazon to search up something, which might work well for you.
But I kinda agree with misca, you could get better portable gaming setup, if you go for Mini-Tower build.
That laptop could run crisis 3 easily on high and I was actually looking at that laptop a few minuets ago. I am kind of stuck between that and this one. Also I am from Canada, so amazon usually
has ridiculousness shipping prices for us.
Also building a mini rig would be a really good idea, but I could just carry around one I have now. I honestly don't care about money, so I am fine spending 1k on a laptop.
If going for 1.5k~ isn't too much I would take this: http://www.asus.com/ROG/G75VX/
But either one of those is fine imo. ---
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Nurd

Joined: 12th Jan 2012
Posts: 1234
Re: Good gaming laptop
Your best bet is to buy the parts separately for a gaming computer, it's cheap than buying the computer itself and computers will be 100 times better ---
"Nurd, you're like a fucking swiss army knife" - Necrosis
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
Nurd posted: (3rd Mar 2013, 01:35 am)
Your best bet is to buy the parts separately for a gaming computer, it's cheap than buying the computer itself and computers will be 100 times better
Look at my response to syran. :P
@miksu
That looks really cool and the specs are really good for the price, but it is little over kill for my liking. The look of it though is really tempting me to get it and the trailer.
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carr
Joined: 5th Mar 2013
Posts: 2
Re: Good gaming laptop
Lenovo Y580
15.6 inch 1920*1080
Intel Core i7
750GB 540RPM 16G SSD
under $1000
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
carr posted: (5th Mar 2013, 03:37 am)
Lenovo Y580
15.6 inch 1920*1080
Intel Core i7
750GB 540RPM 16G SSD
under $1000
Welcome to the forums and that laptop is awesome and super cheap compared to others I seen. It is even better than some I seen for 1k. Thanks.
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carr
Joined: 5th Mar 2013
Posts: 2
Re: Good gaming laptop
FYI, look around here for more info, hope it's helpful to you
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Colby

Joined: 10th Feb 2011
Posts: 2283
Re: Good gaming laptop
carr posted: (5th Mar 2013, 05:13 am)
FYI, look around here for more info, hope it's helpful to you
I just watched this and other videos about it. I think I might order this tomorrow.
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