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First thing you should do is upgrade that CPU and motherboard.. The CPU is important as it might bottleneck the GPU getting less frames. For a good starter CPU and motherboard I would recommend a Ryzen 5 1600 AF along with this mobo: https://www.amazon.com/MSI-ProSeries-Compliant-Motherboard-PRO/dp/B083GK2GXR/ref=sr_1_2?crid=XLUL2XBHLHTD&dchild=1&keywords=am4+motherboard&qid=1588015999&sprefix=am4+mother%2Caps%2C308&sr=8-2 @TechAreUs

Sadly it doesn't. It gets around 40 fps on 768p. If I raise my budget a bit more there might be something.

It might I just need to benchmark it.

@boggy77I'm mostly looking at ebay.fr, and amazon.fr refurbished. I don't know if there are any other sites that specialize in refurbished laptops.

Now, I know what you're going to say: Don't get a gaming laptop. Just build a PC. No. The reason I want a gaming laptop is for the following reasons: 1. I'm not going through the hassle of building a PC. That's not for me. 2. I like portability and gaming at weird places. 3. I don't need an extremely good PC. I play quite old games that don't need that much power. Now what I would like my new gaming laptop to be able to handle: I play a game called War Thunder which is a game made in 2012. One of my favorites. I'd like to be able to run it at movie settings at 900p or High at 1080p. 60fps for both. Weighs no more than 7 pounds. Important as I need it portable for school. 15 inch screen. When it's 17 inches the pixel density gets worse. Cost no more than €450.00 This may seem low but I am probably going to get it used.

@Domino137It should be fine even with the PSU. However If you might upgrade to another gpu of higher TDP there might be a little bit of bottle necking.

@Streetguru my budget for my monitor is around 250$ The most demanding game I play is War Thunder (Which isn't very demanding), my GPU is 1070, and my cpu is i7-6800k at 4.5 ghz all cores.

I'm looking for a new monitor and I thought: hold on, isn't it that the larger the monitor the more pixels are spread apart? So my question is, would a smaller monitor look better then a larger monitor with the same refresh rate & resolution?

You would need quite a fast cpu to not bottleneck a gpu with the required amount of power to run 1440p. Faster cpu would be more important, but dont skimp out on your gpu as well.

I am quite aware of that.

Ahh. Sorry about that. Price around 700 - 800€.

Sadly I could not afford something like this. I was thinking of diy'ing it.

I like the power of PC's. I like the portability of a laptop. Since I'm going to college next year, I need the power of a PC, but something I can take to my classes. This may be a little extreme, but this is something I want to do. A few things I'm going to want to put in my PC: I5-9600k (Watercooled), Gtx 1650s. I want to put this in a heavy duty briefcase, so I can take it around with ease. Please help as this is my first modded PC.

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@Sir0Tekthanks for the help man