Okay i don't know anything about what computer to get for gaming but i was wondering if this was a good laptop to play games on: HP Notebook 15-ay011nr 15.6-Inch Laptop (6th Gen Intel Core i5-6200U Processor, 8GB DDR3L SDRAM, 1TB HDD, Windows 10.
Gaming Good for gaming or no?
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That laptop has no discrete GPU, so it's going to be really shitty for gaming. What's your budget? If you don't mind it being a desktop, I can recommend some parts.
If it's a laptop, just trying finding a laptop that fits your budget and has a discrete GPU (such as from nvidia or AMD).
If it's a laptop, just trying finding a laptop that fits your budget and has a discrete GPU (such as from nvidia or AMD).
I would prefer a laptop that way i can play on long trips, and since I'm only 17 my price range would probably be at least $1500 to $1000.
Like I said before I have $500 dollars saved up and I get payed more than that every two weeks.
Plus I'm not in any rush I can wait awhile for a new PC.
Like I said before I have $500 dollars saved up and I get payed more than that every two weeks.
Plus I'm not in any rush I can wait awhile for a new PC.
It could run some modern games (cpu dependent ones) but honestly I would get an amd a10 kaveri over that I5 anyday. Its igpu radeon r6 will stomp that intel hd 520 in terms of gaming.
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