new gaming pc/laptop

[Doggodiggern]

I just wanted to know what a good gaming pc/laptop is. I have considered manual build but they are pretty expensive. Does anyone know a good $900-$1,100 gaming desktop/laptop (prebuild or part reccomendation)? Games I want to run on it:

cs:go

fortnite

cod warzone(extremely rarely)

minecraft

beamng.drive

vr games 

 

any suggestions?

ps: I only want an rtx 3000 series gpu for max gamering rtx cores. I dont really want a gtx or AMD. I want to see rtx on these games and good graphics. 

[Alex Atkin UK]

I can't imagine RTX being all that usable in that price range (though for Minecraft its probably fine if you can match it with a G-Sync screen as it wont be 60fps locked), but a quick look around does show RTX 3060 laptops around that price.

[Doggodiggern]

3 minutes ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

I can't imagine RTX being all that usable in that price range, but a quick look around does show RTX 3060 laptops around that price.

i might get more games, ill check my steam library

cod:mw2

terraria

apex

borderlands 2

splitgate

tabs

do you think i should get a series 2000 gpu instead? : P

 

 

[Alex Atkin UK]

2 minutes ago, Doggodiggern said:

i might get more games, ill check my steam library

cod:mw2

terraria

apex

borderlands 2

splitgate

tabs

do you think i should get a series 2000 gpu instead? : P

 

 

Will have to wait for someone else for that, I'm not sure how the laptop GPUs compare, still stuck on a GTX 1070 on mine as I pumped the money into a desktop instead.

[Doggodiggern]

3 minutes ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

Will have to wait for someone else for that, I'm not sure how the laptop GPUs compare, still stuck on a GTX 1070 on mine as I pumped the money into a desktop instead.

3000 is more expensive but 2000 has less rtx cores so it has more of an fps drop with rtx on, but im not 100% about the pricing

[Alex Atkin UK]

1 minute ago, Doggodiggern said:

3000 is more expensive but 2000 has less rtx cores so it has more of an fps drop with rtx on, but im not 100% about the pricing

Yeah but the problem occurs when trying to figure out the clock rates and power limits on specific laptop models.  Not every laptop is configured the same even if the chip itself is identical.

[GeorgeMKane]

A few options for you...

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/636982/acer-nitro-5-an515-55-56ap-156-gaming-laptop-computer-black

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/633627/asus-tuf-gaming-a15-tuf506qe-ms74-156-laptop-computer-platinum-collection-gray

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/637467/msi-katana-gf66-11ue-031-156-gaming-laptop-computer-black

 

Considering the kinds of games you want to play, I would go with the 2nd or 3rd option. The first and 2nd options will be more worth it for you, if the budget you listed needs to include mouse, backpack (to store the laptop in, when not using maybe), mousepad, controller, etc.

[Doggodiggern]

12 hours ago, GeorgeMKane said:

A few options for you...

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/636982/acer-nitro-5-an515-55-56ap-156-gaming-laptop-computer-black

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/633627/asus-tuf-gaming-a15-tuf506qe-ms74-156-laptop-computer-platinum-collection-gray

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/637467/msi-katana-gf66-11ue-031-156-gaming-laptop-computer-black

 

Considering the kinds of games you want to play, I would go with the 2nd or 3rd option. The first and 2nd options will be more worth it for you, if the budget you listed needs to include mouse, backpack (to store the laptop in, when not using maybe), mousepad, controller, etc.

i have a mouse + keyboard already, and i dont need a new one (80$ mouse and 120$ keyboard. I know its overkill but i got it in like 2017

[GeorgeMKane]

7 hours ago, Doggodiggern said:

i have a mouse + keyboard already, and i dont need a new one (80$ mouse and 120$ keyboard. I know its overkill but i got it in like 2017

Doesn't sound overkill to me.

[TheeShadowStorm]

On 11/21/2021 at 3:40 AM, Doggodiggern said:

I just wanted to know what a good gaming pc/laptop is. I have considered manual build but they are pretty expensive. Does anyone know a good $900-$1,100 gaming desktop/laptop (prebuild or part reccomendation)? Games I want to run on it:

cs:go

fortnite

cod warzone(extremely rarely)

minecraft

beamng.drive

vr games 

 

any suggestions?

ps: I only want an rtx 3000 series gpu for max gamering rtx cores. I dont really want a gtx or AMD. I want to see rtx on these games and good graphics. 

You'll want at least a 3060Ti if you want to play 1440p with high settings and rtx on.

Unless you're happy with 30 FPS

 

[Doggodiggern]

On 11/22/2021 at 7:27 AM, TheeShadowStorm said:

You'll want at least a 3060Ti if you want to play 1440p with high settings and rtx on.

Unless you're happy with 30 FPS

 

Well I’m only going to game at 1080p lol, what about that