Recomendations for a sub £600 laptop suitable for mid range gaming
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Recomendations for a sub £600 laptop suitable for mid range gaming
Title says it all, does anyone have any good recomendations as it's a minefield out there.
I appreciate that I won't get a stunning lap top but something which runs Call of Duty and Flight Simulator x will be fine, even if only on medium settings.
Preference obviously would include 4gb ram, 500+mb hard drive and dedicated graphics card. I am however a realist!
Thanks for your help folks.
Obs
I appreciate that I won't get a stunning lap top but something which runs Call of Duty and Flight Simulator x will be fine, even if only on medium settings.
Preference obviously would include 4gb ram, 500+mb hard drive and dedicated graphics card. I am however a realist!
Thanks for your help folks.
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Whole bunch of them here for you to choose from.....Gaming Laptops - Laptops Direct
I recently bought my daughter an ex-lease Dell Studio laptop (RRP about 1000GBP) for 600GBP from an online specialist store. Current model, 6 months old with all the stuff you asked about, bluetooth enabled & 17" screen
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Hi Obs cop
I also recommend a peek at ebuyer.com - have been buying my PC components/systems there for years now.
I play Call Of Duty 4 and use FSX occasionally but you'd be hard-pressed to find a laptop that can run them both smoothly. You'll need loads of RAM, a quad core processor and the best on-board graphics you can afford. Not sure you'd find that for under £600 though.
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I also recommend a peek at ebuyer.com - have been buying my PC components/systems there for years now.
I play Call Of Duty 4 and use FSX occasionally but you'd be hard-pressed to find a laptop that can run them both smoothly. You'll need loads of RAM, a quad core processor and the best on-board graphics you can afford. Not sure you'd find that for under £600 though.
Regards
TrafficPilot