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ah sorry in the beta it ran at low setting bouncing between 20 and 30 fps, i also have 8GB ram but that was the beta so it might run better now, the prices increased pretty big with the 1060's, i got mine for £220 a while back, my friend has the 3gb version and he doesn't have any problems running games so it may be better to buy the 3 gig, id suggest looking at benchmarks with an fx 6300 and a gtx 1060 3gb and then looking at benchmarks with your r9 270 and the processor you wish to upgrade to, which will help with your decision

Saw a few sapphires sell for around £70 but this may be different now, i currently have an fx 6300 and a gtx 1060 6gb and i run most games decently (i played the ww2 beta but i didn't run it very well, but bf4, bf1 and csgo will run fine), so in my opinion id go for the 1060 6gb now and upgrade the cpu and mobo later

my main choice currently is the hp envy 13 which has a quad core 8th generation i5, 8gb ram (soldered on) and 128gb m.2 ssd which can be upgraded, i was thinking about getting the zenbook ux330 or the ux430 but the dual core i5 kinda put me off

I'll also do a review of the laptop after using it for a short while

Thanks for your opinion, I do prefer the envy just that the ram isn't upgradable and this isn't a deal breaker because 8gb is adequate enough currently, I'll also upgrade the ssd in the envy in the next few months to either 500gb or 1tb

@ZM Fong you got any advice on my choices ?

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I've narrowed my laptop choice down to these two, i will be using the laptop for college assignments, games development(unity and c#, mostly 2D development ATM) and web development and I've used both 13 inch and 15 inch and i like the screen size equally: HP envy 13 - £730: i5-8250u quad core 8GB ram 128gb m.2 SSD intel HD 620 Dell inspiron 15 7570 - £720: i5-8250u quad core 8GB ram (can upgrade to 16 in the future) 256gb m.2 SSD GT 940MX i like both laptops but i do slightly prefer the HP envy 13 as its more portable, better battery life and the quality feels better, but the dell has a better GPU with the choice of upgrading the ram to 16gb whereas the envy has the ram soldered on. whats you opinion on these laptops and which one would you prefer and why ?, thanks .

thanks for the advice ill have a look at those now

thanks for your input, another option would be this: https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/dell-inspiron-15-7570-15-6-laptop-silver-10169904-pdt.html which has an i5-8250u, 8gb ram and a 256 gb ssd, priced at £719 (could go for the i7 version which is £850)

yeah, the only problem is i cant find any information on if the ram is soldered on as i would like to upgrade to 16 in the future, my pc has 8 and when im working its usually using almost all of it up.

its a quad core

I'm currently deciding on which laptop to purchase, I've came across this one for a good deal, it has an i7-8550u, 8GB ram and a 256GB SSD, here's the link to it: https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/hp-pavilion-14-bf153sa-14-laptop-silver-10169120-pdt.html I'd be using the laptop for college work as well as programming on unity (nothing to intensive currently) and some light gaming. the only problem is i cant find much information on it or any good reviews, so if there are any users of this laptop i have a few questions: - what is the build quality like ? - is the ram up-gradable? - whats your overall opinion on the laptop ? thanks.

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I don't mind the sponsored content, because a lot of the products are interesting (to me) and as long as i enjoy the video i don't see any harm in it

yeah that's what i thought, because i don't want to overload myself but since I've got into C# its motivated me to learn new languages and when i tried html i enjoyed doing it

I'm currently learning C# and my skills are getting better, but i also want to learn html and css since i tried it out and enjoyed using it, so i wanted some opinions on doing both c# and html + css at the same time, should i learn c# to a more advanced level first or would doing both be feasible? thanks.

Your motherboard supports NVME so you should be fine

The motherboard you have does support M.2 SSD's, so if you want faster speeds you could get an m.2 NVME SSD like this one: https://www.ebuyer.com/766047-samsung-250gb-960-evo-m-2-ssd-mz-v6e250bw?mkwid=s_dc&pcrid=51482419619&pkw=&pmt=&gclid=CjwKCAiA9f7QBRBpEiwApLGUipeYAqqgfX0OvOJ5wt_-CR5tDHg1_yyleBKUFgba3OiatC4LmcrCZxoC4nwQAvD_BwE this has around 3,000 MB/s read and 1500 MB/s write EDIT: ignore what i put i just realized you already named this SSD lol

yeah rip me lol, I'm gonna wait till Christmas before i buy anyway just in case any laptops go on sale, see if i can get a good deal

yeah it is, im gonna have a look at some reviews for it and take it into consideration

just had a look on the UK website and its £966 with VAT and that's without an m.2 SSD, if the display isn't too bad when looking head on i might just go for the TN model to save some extra cash and go for the I7 version and sacrifice the display for a bit more performance

that's a pretty good price, never heard of that brand before, so ill have a look into it but im looking so an all round laptop really (decent for video games with a good battery life and build quality)

the newest model is a little out of my price range as the price on the dell website excludes VAT and the cheapest model doesn't come with an SSD, this is the model i found but it doesn't specify if it has an IPS or TN display: http://www.very.co.uk/dell-inspiron-15-7000-gaming-series-intelreg-coretrade-i5-7300hq-processor-8gb-ddr4-ram-256gb-ssd-156-inch-full-hd-laptop-silver-with-4gb-nvidia-gtx-1050-graphics/1600153252.prd

yeah that's true, the display wasn't really at the top of my checklist i guess the reviews i saw over-exaggerated how bad the display was