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I'm buying a new laptop. My price range is anything less than 600$. My primary priority is video editing, and Gfx. My secondary priority is gaming. Any suggestions? I want the most bang for my buck.
I'm buying a new laptop. My price range is anything less than 600$. My primary priority is video editing, and Gfx. My secondary priority is gaming. Any suggestions? I want the most bang for my buck.
Well how much hardcore gaming can you really get with under $600 on a laptop.. ;PHardcore gaming wont be an option with any of the 2 laptops mentioned in the post above. Nvidia m series video cards are VERY weak :S I don't know about video editing etc.
Well how much hardcore gaming can you really get with under $600 on a laptop.. ;P
Also for video editing, a good graphics card would be nice. But you need a good amount of CUDA cores for video editing.
A good processor for faster rendering, and a good amount of RAM. Because editing a 2gb HD video in real time isn't fun with only 3gb of RAM.
Well then... With the 630m being only a 3.. Would you like to laugh at my 435m? xDYou won't get anywhere with a 600m series video card See it as this, we have the series 610 to 690 i believe. You can rate them from 1 to 9 with 630m being a 3 on the scale :S I've bought a ASUS laptop for college which was 840 euros (Worst deal ever..) Intel core i5-3219m 2.6ghz 6gb ram 750gb hdd. The laptop itself is fast as ****
Oh **** That gpu would explode while playing minecraft (No insult XD)Well then... With the 630m being only a 3.. Would you like to laugh at my 435m? xD
It actually runs fine, staying at 60 fps as well... ;POh **** That gpu would explode while playing minecraft (No insult XD)
Well I already have 4gb of Ram. So that shouldn't be a problem.Well how much hardcore gaming can you really get with under $600 on a laptop.. ;P
Also for video editing, a good graphics card would be nice. But you need a good amount of CUDA cores for video editing.
A good processor for faster rendering, and a good amount of RAM. Because editing a 2gb HD video in real time isn't fun with only 3gb of RAM.
Well then, that should work out for you. Wait. What video editing program do you intend to be using?Well I already have 4gb of Ram. So that shouldn't be a problem.
650m blend perfectly with a decent cpu. You can run TES: Skyrim at medium setting 1600x900 (tweaked settings). I have a 610m and i'm playing Fallout New Vegas at max settings 1600x900. I don't game that much tho I'd rather buy a gaming desktop=] Well i'm off to bed now 3am now =o Have a nice day mateIt actually runs fine, staying at 60 fps as well... ;P
BUT.. it is pretty garbage.. x)
650m's aren't too bad. My friend has one in his Lenovo IdeaPad Y500 and it's pretty bada** to be honest.
So out of all the options that people have posted, can someone give me a "This is the right one" answer? I wont be doing hardcore gaming. I have an Xbox for that. Im talking about Runescape or **** like that so it's no biggy. I just need something that won't explode while doing some AAE work.
So out of all the options that people have posted, can someone give me a "This is the right one" answer? I wont be doing hardcore gaming. I have an Xbox for that. Im talking about Runescape or **** like that so it's no biggy. I just need something that won't explode while doing some AAE work.
Fair enough650m blend perfectly with a decent cpu. You can run TES: Skyrim at medium setting 1600x900 (tweaked settings). I have a 610m and i'm playing Fallout New Vegas at max settings 1600x900. I don't game that much tho I'd rather buy a gaming desktop=] Well i'm off to bed now 3am now =o Have a nice day mate
Any computer suggested would be fine. It would be able to run AAE very smoothly.So out of all the options that people have posted, can someone give me a "This is the right one" answer? I wont be doing hardcore gaming. I have an Xbox for that. Im talking about Runescape or **** like that so it's no biggy. I just need something that won't explode while doing some AAE work.
I was checking out the first computer you posted for 669.99, and it's an Acer. I've heard that Acer is a bad computer. I don't know why, but is this true? And if so why?Well have at it.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009A178G4
I wouldn't say it's the "right one". But it will do what you want for the price you want.
Fair enough
I'm probably going to screw myself over with cash here, but I will be buying a macbook in the next few months or so.. Completely maxed out... BUT I also have a few months to convince myself not to. haha.
Nice talking to you man, enjoy that sleep!
Acer has the worst coolers ever made, they overheat in 5 minutes and we don't want that do we . Try to look for laptop from Asus. I have one and they're really good and they're not so expensiveI was checking out the first computer you posted for 669.99, and it's an Acer. I've heard that Acer is a bad computer. I don't know why, but is this true? And if so why?
Well I would but I honestly don't know what to look for.. I don't know what makes a processor good, or graphics cards. Hell I don't even know if those are the important things to look for. That's why I made this threadAcer has the worst coolers ever made, they overheat in 5 minutes and we don't want that do we . Try to look for laptop from Asus. I have one and they're really good and they're not so expensive
Overheating kills the delicate electronics on the motherboard. WE DON'T WANT THAT Find a laptop (other then a Acer ) for the price you're looking for and do some research on the parts that the laptop has Really, this is a awesome way to know what it's good for =] And it's always critical to do a second research because i wouldn't buy a laptop that some dude on the forum recommended me I want to know if it's really good. Google the parts and read some reviews about it before coming to a final conclusion. Let me tell you this, find some laptops and post the links here I'll look at it and give you my opinion and i'll do some research to if you'd like that. =]Well I would but I honestly don't know what to look for.. I don't know what makes a processor good, or graphics cards. Hell I don't even know if those are the important things to look for. That's why I made this thread