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Can this computer run these games?
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It probably could, but laptops + gaming does not end well.
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Why gaming notebooks as a whole simply suck and should be avoided at all costs.
The only advantage a laptop has over a custom built PC for example is portability and convenience..but when you're looking to purchase a gaming laptop like the Asus G series for example, all of that gets thrown out of the window.
I'll list a few of the negatives about 'em..
- Heavy.
- Bulky.
- A large majority of them are at 17'' and almost none are below 15'' making it even less portable.
- Expensive.
- Underpowered.
- Sub par battery life since the higher end CPU, GPU, and native resolution eat it out making you have to carry the charger around more times than not which = less portability = less of what a notebook should be = more of an overpriced and underpowered tower replacement.
- Filled with crap-ware.
- Sub par TN panels which in turn makes shoddy viewing angles and colour reproduction.
In the end, they're a horrible buy...yes, all of them. If you want to game, build yourself a decent computer. If you want portability and half decent battery life, get a laptop that is actually a laptop - and no, I don't mean this buy going to your local BestBuy and picking out a 15'' $350 Acer low end tier either.
Why gaming notebooks as a whole simply suck and should be avoided at all costs.
The only advantage a laptop has over a custom built PC for example is portability and convenience..but when you're looking to purchase a gaming laptop like the Asus G series for example, all of that gets thrown out of the window.
I'll list a few of the negatives about 'em..
- Heavy.
- Bulky.
- A large majority of them are at 17'' and almost none are below 15'' making it even less portable.
- Expensive.
- Underpowered.
- Sub par battery life since the higher end CPU, GPU, and native resolution eat it out making you have to carry the charger around more times than not which = less portability = less of what a notebook should be = more of an overpriced and underpowered tower replacement.
- Filled with crap-ware.
- Sub par TN panels which in turn makes shoddy viewing angles and colour reproduction.
In the end, they're a horrible buy...yes, all of them. If you want to game, build yourself a decent computer. If you want portability and half decent battery life, get a laptop that is actually a laptop - and no, I don't mean this buy going to your local BestBuy and picking out a 15'' $350 Acer low end tier either.
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if i could get a desktop i would but i cant and i just need this thing to be able to play a couple games like this ocasionally for like an hour or 2 not like 5 hours straight everyday
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It can run BF3 but not in High settings it may be able to run it low-medium, and it can prob get bout 40fps, If want to get 60 fps on medium to hish i suggest getting a different GPU or Getting an Alienware for bout 500 dollars more,
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Well, we don't know, as you just linked us to a page where we can customise a laptop. You might have gone all cheap, or all out. Sure, if you put good components in it, it will play games, but still nowhere near as good as a desktop would for the same price.
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