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Any "beefy" AMD APUs or intel CPUs that can run sleeping dogs at medium settings 1080p at <$1000?
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following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7...
- Nov 16, 2013
- 26
- 0
- 18,580
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
- Nov 16, 2013
- 26
- 0
- 18,580
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
My bad!!, well I am sorry. Anyway, it seems like it should run sleeping dogs even better, am I wrong?
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
- Nov 16, 2013
- 26
- 0
- 18,580
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
already have one thanks for the concern but I'm looking for a bit of "mobile" platform that can play the games I have in the PC at med-low settings,weighs < 2.0KG, ain't hot/warm to the touch and the only laptop that I found that could do this is the zues hercules from cyberpower
http
/www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Zeus_Hercules_Gaming_Notebook
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
already have one thanks for the concern but I'm looking for a bit of "mobile" platform that can play the games I have in the PC at med-low settings,weighs < 2.0KG, ain't hot/warm to the touch and the only laptop that I found that could do this is the zues hercules from cyberpower
http
/www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Zeus_Hercules_Gaming_NotebookWhat games are you playing? I'd recommend this as it has a better mobile GPU and is in your budget
http
/www.amazon.com/MSI-Series-GP60-Leopard-010-15-6-Inch/dp/B00IQ4E0ZI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1407911377&sr=8-3&keywords=msi+gaming+laptop
- Nov 16, 2013
- 26
- 0
- 18,580
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
already have one thanks for the concern but I'm looking for a bit of "mobile" platform that can play the games I have in the PC at med-low settings,weighs < 2.0KG, ain't hot/warm to the touch and the only laptop that I found that could do this is the zues hercules from cyberpower
http
/www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Zeus_Hercules_Gaming_NotebookWhat games are you playing? I'd recommend this as it has a better mobile GPU and is in your budget
http
/www.amazon.com/MSI-Series-GP60-Leopard-010-15-6-Inch/dp/B00IQ4E0ZI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1407911377&sr=8-3&keywords=msi+gaming+laptopI play some awefully light games like mount and blade and dota 2 (as I play the triple A stuff on the PC) but the whole point with me looking for a powerful AMD APU or a intel CPU (with a powerful graphics adapter) is because I wanna go light and I realize I can do that by removing the card (hence it weighs helluva a lot lighter and is more power efficient not to mention it'll be less hotter as the APU/CPU is the one that is being cooled on all the time...
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
already have one thanks for the concern but I'm looking for a bit of "mobile" platform that can play the games I have in the PC at med-low settings,weighs < 2.0KG, ain't hot/warm to the touch and the only laptop that I found that could do this is the zues hercules from cyberpower
http
/www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Zeus_Hercules_Gaming_NotebookWhat games are you playing? I'd recommend this as it has a better mobile GPU and is in your budget
http
/www.amazon.com/MSI-Series-GP60-Leopard-010-15-6-Inch/dp/B00IQ4E0ZI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1407911377&sr=8-3&keywords=msi+gaming+laptopI play some awefully light games like mount and blade and dota 2 (as I play the triple A stuff on the PC) but the whole point with me looking for a powerful AMD APU or a intel CPU (with a powerful graphics adapter) is because I wanna go light and I realize I can do that by removing the card (hence it weighs helluva a lot lighter and is more power efficient not to mention it'll be less hotter as the APU/CPU is the one that is being cooled on all the time...
Oh well in that case I'd take the laptop I recommended. It's cheap and it should run modern games at lower settings
http
/pile.gaminglaptopsjunky.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/GT-840M-vs-GT-740M-vs-GT-750M-DDR3-gaming-performance-720p-high-details.png?7c2cf9
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
GRUxTSAR :
KaiserPhantasma :
following this http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.htmlit seems like 77X and 86X and i7 47XX are enough for a playable watch dogs at med (even though benchmarks are not 100% accurate)
(remember I may make mistakes and won't be responsible on your final decision, this down below was just a quick search anyway)
A quick search lead me to:
http
/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7378-clevo-w370ss-p-6990.html 17,3'' i7 4710mq 860m maxwell this one is quite good! should play watch dogs on medI could've found you some notebooks from more known brands but they were about 200$ more or not new
thanks for the reply but sadly your eyes were kinda deceiving you its "SLEEPING DOGS"(2012) NOT "WATCH DOGS"(2014) I was kinda scratching my head for a bit when a 860M could only run it at med settings sleeping dogs is about a undercover HK cop in the chinese triads in hongkong
Umm. You realize you can build a solid gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card for $1000?
already have one thanks for the concern but I'm looking for a bit of "mobile" platform that can play the games I have in the PC at med-low settings,weighs < 2.0KG, ain't hot/warm to the touch and the only laptop that I found that could do this is the zues hercules from cyberpower
http
/www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Zeus_Hercules_Gaming_NotebookWhat games are you playing? I'd recommend this as it has a better mobile GPU and is in your budget
http
/www.amazon.com/MSI-Series-GP60-Leopard-010-15-6-Inch/dp/B00IQ4E0ZI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1407911377&sr=8-3&keywords=msi+gaming+laptopI play some awefully light games like mount and blade and dota 2 (as I play the triple A stuff on the PC) but the whole point with me looking for a powerful AMD APU or a intel CPU (with a powerful graphics adapter) is because I wanna go light and I realize I can do that by removing the card (hence it weighs helluva a lot lighter and is more power efficient not to mention it'll be less hotter as the APU/CPU is the one that is being cooled on all the time...
Oh well in that case I'd take the laptop I recommended. It's cheap and it should run modern games at lower settings
http
/pile.gaminglaptopsjunky.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/GT-840M-vs-GT-740M-vs-GT-750M-DDR3-gaming-performance-720p-high-details.png?7c2cf9Why spend $1000 on a laptop you are only going to do light gaming on? You can buy a refurb 1st or 2nd gen i7 with dedicated graphics card for under $500.
Just slap a new harddrive in this baby and it would make a sweet gaming rig>
http
/www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=710_374&item_id=074922Similar threads
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