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i know it's good and people glaze it but i want a physical computer i can also do stuff like reports or type up things and run programs for everyday workday or something specific
i just don't like handhelds all that much
ive had this one since 2013
it was actually dirt cheap b/c a newer slimmer model came out and they were practically "giving" these out at huge discounts to get rid of em.
only spent about $400 which isn't too bad and it lasted me almost 13 years with some hardware issues but nothing too major.
I would aim for that. Would be the most bang for your buck.
You get one with a 4060 for cheaper.
https://www.amazon.com/acer-144hertz-i7-13620H-Keyboard-Thunderbolt/dp/B0D83VLC2J?crid
Everything higher gets really expensive. You can get a laptop with a 4060 below 1k.
4070 and upwards are usually 1.5k o more. And if you want a brand new 5000 series GPU you are looking at 2.5 - 3k at least.
A 4060 is still enough to play every modern game in 1080p ( which those laptops usually are) at high/max settings and 60+ FPS. Often a lot more.
So its definitely what you should aim for with your budget.
There are some limiting factors like the 8 GB of VRAM which become more and more outdated with newer releases but thats the compromise for paying that little for a gaming laptop.
- Look up a tear down of the laptop or checking if memory modules are user upgradable. Some laptops on the cheaper end have the memory soldered to the board and can't be upgraded. The same for storage as well.
- Price check it across many sites. Price matching saves a lot of money when doable.
- Check if the model has reasonable thermals. Some laptops are absolutely heaters these days.
-Check if there are any reported hinge issues, some laptops have very fragile hinges thewse days.
Also you can consider used as well, the games you have listed run fine on Laptops with like 3070/3070ti's which I have seen go for $400 - $600 on the used market here and there.
If this is stuff you already knew, my bad. I just wanted to toss my 2 cents in and possibly help people who may be viewing this thread consider these things.
i know very little about computer parts and specs hence asking the forums.
everyone keeps telling me AT LEAST a 4060 for a GPU processor or something and to make sure to price check.
aside from that not much else i know
no name brands or specific names dropped of certain computer laptops recommendations.
treat it as if i've lived in some jungle tribe in a desert and moved out due to bad farming and thus have zero to little knowledge about computers.
the more specified the better
though again anything about storage ram specifications GPU graphic cards storage capacity COOLING FANS etc.
also to AVOID any specific models graphic cards etc.
i know from a fact toshiba is a big nono got screwed in the past if they even make any laptops nowadays / are still kicking?!?
also probably no chromebooks or anything with linux / apple due to having a different operating system.
pretty much sticking ti windows 7 / 10 or maybe 11 idk again been 12 years