Fluxion

I'm not sure if he needs audio. I'm going to ask today. Won't be able to update until tomorrow though. $50 for a mech keyboard 0.0 I didn't know you could get them for that cheap now. I was thinking the same thing about whether or not he travels enough to be worth it. I got a gaming laptop thinking I was going to be out and around a lot. Terrible Idea, should have done more research back then :( I don't think he would want to wait for 9000 series, but if I manage to get him set on the getting a desktop, that would be a good thing to wait for. EDIT: He does not need audio.

Thank you for including peripherals as well. I forgot to mention that he most likely has nothing to work with if he gets a desktop. He would need money for peripherals, but as i mentioned above, I didn't tell you guys ahead of time. The part about the gaming laptops not being powerful compared to a desktop is what I've been trying to tell him. Yes, he does need peripherals and the os. The problem is that he wants to be able to play games where he goes (e.g. at a hotel, school, etc.). I understand why, but I don't think its worth it. Tried telling him that he gets along fine with leaving his console at his home, so he should be able to live with a desktop. Thank you all for your quick replies

Hi guys, this is my first real post here and I'm not really sure if this is the right place for this. Here's my situation: my friend wants to switch from console gaming to pc gaming because of the xbone stuff going around. He currently wants to get a $2500 laptop. I told him that I thought it would be a better idea to split up his money between a desktop and a laptop (e.g. $1500 for desktop and $1000 for laptop) because he would get more for his money. Who is right and what are the pros and cons of both ideas? Also any builds including both the laptop and desktop or just the laptop would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time

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