Motox Posted December 30, 2014 Content Count: 1639 Joined: 09/22/13 Status: Offline Share Posted December 30, 2014 So I saved up a couple hundred up till now and I got $100 at Christmas, I'm looking for a good laptop for school but I also want to be able to run games on it. I'm willing to spend anything form $300-500 on it. Also I'm not very tech savvy so I wouldn't be sure what would be best to buy, any help would be great, thanks! Link to comment
Maniac Posted December 30, 2014 Content Count: 3299 Joined: 04/08/09 Status: Offline Share Posted December 30, 2014 http://www.gaminglaptopsjunky.com/gaming-laptops-under-600/ 1 Link to comment
Mandeemoo007 Posted December 30, 2014 Content Count: 1459 Joined: 01/07/14 Status: Offline Share Posted December 30, 2014 I have one of the Toshiba Satellite laptops and it is really good for gaming. Alienware's are good. And I think the company is Razer that makes amazing gaming laptops? But basically any gaming laptop would be pretty good for school. I have to warn you on any Chromebook though because since Chromebooks run Google's operating system, you can only use Google things, which is great for school, but you cannot download Steam. Link to comment
Guest harro Posted January 9, 2015 Share Posted January 9, 2015 I would not recommend getting a lower grade gaming laptop. Most of them are flimsy and run like shit and have awful battery time. If you're planning on staying a low range laptop like that, just get something durable, don't spring for something with a dedi graphics card because it's not worth it at that price range. If you need something for school, just get something cheap and start saving up again if you actually do want to play video games on the go. 1 Link to comment
Motox Posted January 10, 2015 Content Count: 1639 Joined: 09/22/13 Status: Offline Share Posted January 10, 2015 I would not recommend getting a lower grade gaming laptop. Most of them are flimsy and run like shit and have awful battery time. If you're planning on staying a low range laptop like that, just get something durable, don't spring for something with a dedi graphics card because it's not worth it at that price range. If you need something for school, just get something cheap and start saving up again if you actually do want to play video games on the go. Ah alright, thanks for the advice. But also to elaborate I'm planning to get it for college, and I have a little less than a year and a half to go until I would need it. I'll be getting a summer job, so would you have any suggestions for one maybe $1200? Just as an estimate of how much I'll probably have by this September. Link to comment
Squid Posted January 10, 2015 Content Count: 275 Joined: 04/07/12 Status: Offline Share Posted January 10, 2015 Get a Chromebook, only play flash games. Link to comment
Guest harro Posted January 10, 2015 Share Posted January 10, 2015 Ah alright, thanks for the advice. But also to elaborate I'm planning to get it for college, and I have a little less than a year and a half to go until I would need it. I'll be getting a summer job, so would you have any suggestions for one maybe $1200? Just as an estimate of how much I'll probably have by this September. If you're not planning to buy till September, then I wouldn't even bother looking at your options this early, because new laptops get dished out on a yearly basis. The only thing I'd be able to advise you on right now is to make sure you use your college student discount on the laptop you're buying, most big brands will have one. If you're really bent on window shopping this early, I'd just keep an eye on the new laptops currently being shown at CES atm and the brands you really want to look towards at that price point are MSI, Lenovo, and ASUS if you really want a gaming laptop. 1 Link to comment
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