I'm new to the forum, hope I can get some advice.
So for the past couple of weeks I've been looking for a laptop that would suit not only regular needs (browsing, university stuff etc.) but would also be pretty decent at handling games. I've narrowed my search to these 3 models:
ASUS N56JR
Dell Inspiron 15 (7537)
Lenovo Ideapad Y50-70
I know these pages aren't in English, but the main specs of each model should be clear.
The Dell has a touchscreen but only a 750M, while the others have better GPUs with DDR5 but no touchscreen. I was wondering if it's worth to have a touchscreen on a Windows 8 laptop or a touchpad and a mouse is enough and not frustrating to use.
Then there's another important issue - battery life. The Asus seems to be struggling with it the most (even when running the integrated GPU), while the 2 others seem to do a bit better.
The price doesn't really matter in this case, they're pretty similar.
Any help would be appreciated.
So for the past couple of weeks I've been looking for a laptop that would suit not only regular needs (browsing, university stuff etc.) but would also be pretty decent at handling games. I've narrowed my search to these 3 models:
ASUS N56JR
Dell Inspiron 15 (7537)
Lenovo Ideapad Y50-70
I know these pages aren't in English, but the main specs of each model should be clear.
The Dell has a touchscreen but only a 750M, while the others have better GPUs with DDR5 but no touchscreen. I was wondering if it's worth to have a touchscreen on a Windows 8 laptop or a touchpad and a mouse is enough and not frustrating to use.
Then there's another important issue - battery life. The Asus seems to be struggling with it the most (even when running the integrated GPU), while the 2 others seem to do a bit better.
The price doesn't really matter in this case, they're pretty similar.
Any help would be appreciated.