- Emo Joe89
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- Senior Mythic Member
I swear to DRUNK, I'm not GOD!
i7 is good, HDD looks ok, RAM seems good, Graphics card is meh. Looks like the GPU will get you around 32 fps in Skyrim and 25 fps in Battlefield 3.
ALSO, it's a PC, so you have to be careful because the computer could come with...
- a loud fan
- mushy keys
- unresponsive trackpad/multi-touch features
- a screen that can't be viewed at very many angles
- questionable speaker volume/quality
- volume and brightness controls that provide no feeback or obtrusive feedback on screen when used
So... if you gaming needs are minor (minecraft, The Binding of Issac, Angry Birds, Portal) you should be fine, but don't expect to get great performance out of games like StarCraft 2, CoD, Diablo 3, or Assassin's Creed. If you want to game on PC, you should get yourself a desktop. Laptops have to be portable, and they ALWAYS sacrifice performance for portability at a higher cost.
My suggestion would be to read some professional reviews of the computer online rather than just scratching your head at the specs it lists on the website that's trying to sell it to you, or go with a cheap, portable laptop coupled with a decent gaming desktop. You'll have 2 computers that do separate tasks for a longer time (4-5 years) than 1 computer which will die on you quicker (2-3 years) because it's trying to do everything at once.