For gaming I would recommend Dell Alienware. My cousin owns it and you can have a screen the size of a desktop monitor on it. The graphics are great and the speed is top notch.
Asus is pretty fairly priced compared to competitors like HP and Dell with the same specs. In fact it is even cheaper a lot of the times.
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You're better off getting a desktop than anything. Even if the laptop has the specs for the game, it's really hard for it to keep up and maintain the frame rate anyway. Plus, it would probably be cheaper to get a desktop anyway.
I think in terms of specs, it is cheaper to get a desktop but it is always good to take in consideration that we need a good monitor as well, and they aren't cheap.
I can agree with that, but, I mean, you'd save a lot more money the desktop way and you could have some money left over for the monitor.
Most laptops aren't really built for gaming. They're generally more for office work and stuff. But if you really want a gaming laptop, you can't really have a low budget. The stuff like Alienware are super expensive but they are the best performance.
Whatever you do just don't buy an effing Chromebook, it's not a laptop it's just like a larger version of a tablet. You can't play games on it! Get a laptop with a strong nvidia video card and fast RAM and you'll be fine.
I think it would have to be i5 now these days. I think getting less than 4 cores is not so worth it because you can always get such a good laptop that will last for a long time, of course if it has good specs.
I have seriously thought of buying a better laptop which might be suitable for gaming in addition. Actually i have no other demands that it should cost less than a grand and being able to run modern games. Maybe the Alienware is one option.
Never go the Alienware route, too expensive for no reason. I have an Acer Aspire V15 Nitro which costed $1k and I can play any game out there on high with a good framerate. It's also flexible, has a nice design and it's all around a good laptop.
The problem I inherently see with laptops is that portability is quite overpriced. I mostly stick with Desktop PCs since, well, I'm not that much of a social butterfly anyway and don't need the respective portability. Also, games seem to run more seamlessly on Desktop PCs rather than laptops for a reason or another... might be the cooling facility?
You should get a desktop instead. I think these games will be better played using your desktop. Desktop appear to be more games friendly for most of the games
