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I hope someone can help me, I'm looking for a notebook with an IPS screen. I do want to be able to game on it.

 

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I hope someone can help me, I'm looking for a notebook with an IPS screen. I do want to be able to game on it.

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I hope someone can help me, I'm looking for a notebook with an IPS screen. I do want to be able to game on it.

 

Here are some notebooks

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Here are some notebooks

 

Wow haha, thanks this helps a lot and it should keep me researching for a while

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What size of notebook are you looking for? And what's your price range?

 

Also, the Dell Precision line and HP Elitebook are workstation laptops, not exactly gaming laptops..

 

Even though everyone hates Alienware, I believe that their new models all have IPS screens. I'm not sure if Clevo models are available with IPS screens, but they do have a ton of customization so they may have that..

Edit: Emperor Piehead says that the Clevo models do have IPS screens, so I guess that's right.

i7 not perfectly stable at 4.4.. #firstworldproblems

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What size of notebook are you looking for? And what's your price range?

 

Also, the Dell Precision line and HP Elitebook are workstation laptops, not exactly gaming laptops..

 

Even though everyone hates Alienware, I believe that their new models all have IPS screens. I'm not sure if Clevo models are available with IPS screens, but they do have a ton of customization so they may have that..

Edit: Emperor Piehead says that the Clevo models do have IPS screens, so I guess that's right.

 

What size of notebook are you looking for? And what's your price range?

 

Also, the Dell Precision line and HP Elitebook are workstation laptops, not exactly gaming laptops..

 

Even though everyone hates Alienware, I believe that their new models all have IPS screens. I'm not sure if Clevo models are available with IPS screens, but they do have a ton of customization so they may have that..

Edit: Emperor Piehead says that the Clevo models do have IPS screens, so I guess that's right.

I have decided to get the HP Envy 15-j059nr

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What size of notebook are you looking for? And what's your price range?

 

Also, the Dell Precision line and HP Elitebook are workstation laptops, not exactly gaming laptops..

 

Even though everyone hates Alienware, I believe that their new models all have IPS screens. I'm not sure if Clevo models are available with IPS screens, but they do have a ton of customization so they may have that..

Edit: Emperor Piehead says that the Clevo models do have IPS screens, so I guess that's right.

Yeah a lot of rebranders of clevo have been boasting about them being matte 1920x1080p IPS screen. Here is a clevo rebranded laptop http://www.techpowerup.com/188348/eurocom-launches-the-m3-13-3-inch-gaming-laptop.html

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I have decided to get the HP Envy 15-j059nr

This has a better gpu for about the same price once you put windows 8 on and it doesn't have bloatware http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np6652-clevo-w650sr-p-5846.html

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I have decided to get the HP Envy 15-j059nr

 

In my (limited) experience, Sager's notebooks are on a much higher tier than HP's in terms of performance, build quality, and upgradeability..

 

Depending on your budget, you might also want to look at the NP7352, which has the much stronger GTX 765M. If you want to play demanding games, having the stronger GPU will be a huge help. 

The GT 740M in the Envy 15 can definitely handle older titles on medium/high settings, but newer games will only be playable on lower settings.

i7 not perfectly stable at 4.4.. #firstworldproblems

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This has a better gpu for about the same price once you put windows 8 on and it doesn't have bloatware http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np6652-clevo-w650sr-p-5846.html

Ok thanks that looks great

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Ok thanks that looks great

It should also run a bit cooler since clevo puts a lot copper in there laptops.

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In my (limited) experience, Sager's notebooks are on a much higher tier than HP's in terms of performance, build quality, and upgradeability..

 

Depending on your budget, you might also want to look at the NP7352, which has the much stronger GTX 765M. If you want to play demanding games, having the stronger GPU will be a huge help. 

The GT 740M in the Envy 15 can definitely handle older titles on medium/high settings, but newer games will only be playable on lower settings.

Yeah the 7352 looks like a good option i really do want the higher end graphics

Dreadnaught: Intel Core i7 970 3.2GHz, Silverstone TD-02, ASUS Rampage III Extreme, Kingston Fury White 24GB 1866MHz, Crucial BX100 250GB + Seagate 2TB SSHD, AMD Radeon Sapphire R9 390 Nitro, NZXT S340 White, Bitfenix Fury 650W, BenQ XL2730Z.

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Yeah the 7352 looks like a good option i really do want the higher end graphics

 

Yee. The HP Envy 15 is thinner and lighter than the 7352, but in terms of performance Sager is the way to go for high end gaming laptops at reasonable prices.

i7 not perfectly stable at 4.4.. #firstworldproblems

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