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Best Bang for Buck laptop (gaming) $1500-$2000

Title is fairly self explanatory, something that performs really well. Preferably 15 inch, good display and really powerful graphics!

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Title is fairly self explanatory, something that performs really well. Preferably 15 inch, good display and really powerful graphics!

Toshibia sells some really good price point gaming laptops IMO and they can take a beating...but most of them are 17"

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Have you look at the Asus ROG laptop 

 

or the MSI gaming series laptops?

Budget? Uses? Currency? Location? Operating System? Peripherals? Monitor? Use PCPartPicker wherever possible. 

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Have you look at the Asus ROG laptop

or the MSI gaming series laptops?

It's not for me it's for a friend.

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The MSI GE60 Apache Pro is pretty good for about $1100-$1150 at xoticpc it has a 15 inch IPS display a GTX 860M and a nice brushed aluminum design

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Title is fairly self explanatory, something that performs really well. Preferably 15 inch, good display and really powerful graphics!

MSI GT60

"Rawr XD"

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lenovo Y50, asus G750JZ, msi ghost

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It's not for me it's for a friend.

yea but the 2 major brands do make decent gaming laptops with decent warranty which don't hurt his bank or wallet

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ASUS ROG notebooks are some of the best. Great price for the hardware and cooing you get.

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MSI GT60

That thing is a fucking tank.

 

lenovo Y50, asus G750JZ, msi ghost

G750JZ is over his budget

 

 

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yea but the 2 major brands do make decent gaming laptops with decent warranty which don't hurt his bank or wallet

Her :)

Motherboard - Gigabyte P67A-UD5 Processor - Intel Core i7-2600K RAM - G.Skill Ripjaws @1600 8GB Graphics Cards  - MSI and EVGA GeForce GTX 580 SLI PSU - Cooler Master Silent Pro 1,000w SSD - OCZ Vertex 3 120GB x2 HDD - WD Caviar Black 1TB Case - Corsair Obsidian 600D Audio - Asus Xonar DG


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Her :)

ah look at the MSI stealth series

 

slim series gaming notebooks

 

GS60 i believe

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MSI GT70 ? No SSD

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inb4 obligatory "Just build a PC"

 

 

 

 

I'm a fan of Asus' laptops though. Alienware (regardless of the biased elitists) have good laptops as well.

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ah look at the MSI stealth series

 

slim series gaming notebooks

 

GS60 i believe

The GS60-007 is the best in my opinion

 

 

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ASUS ROG series are the only ones I would dare suggest, everything else seems to die / have severely limited performance within a years use.

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if she can spare extra 99 dollars

 

she can go for the GS60 Ghost Pro 3K-097

 

it uses the GTX870M = GTX760 desktop version

 

128GB SSD

 

http://www.msimobile.com/level3_productpage.aspx?cid=9&id=477

 

IMO this is the perfect notebook for gamer gurls

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Try looking at a SFF gaming desktop

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