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4720hq vs 5700hq vs 6700hq

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hi guys im looking for a gaming laptop and i have found 3 laptops and all three of them are essentially the same except for the ram generation and cpu.

when i look at the 4720hq laptop it is £200 cheaper than the 6700hq!

I was wondering if im able to save some money by going with the 4720hq laptop and will i be missing out on anything? is there a significant difference between the performance of the cpu's and ram generation?

 

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Battery efficiency will be less, but otherwise it not a big difference in performance.

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There is barely any noticeable difference other than a slight decrease in overall power consumption, and a slight increase in IPC per core, adding up to maybe an increase of 10% in raw performance. Not worth 200 quid imo.

 

There's the integrated graphics upgrade, but with a gaming laptop you're not gonna be using it for anything it can't handle, so...

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hi guys im looking for a gaming laptop and i have found 2 laptops and all three of them are essentially the same except for the ram generation and cpu.

when i look at the 4720hq laptop it is £200 cheaper than the 6600hq!

I was wondering if im able to save some money by going with the 4720hq laptop and will i be missing out on anything? is there a significant difference between the performance of the cpu's and ram generation?

 

THankyou 

 

You found 2 laptops and yet the 3 are the same? And there ain't a 6600HQ btw.

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You found 2 laptops and yet the 3 are the same? And there ain't a 6600HQ btw.

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Desktop-CPU:Intel Core i7 6700GPU:EVGA GTX 1080 FOUNDERS EDITIONRAM:16GB (4x4) HyperX DDR4 2400mhzPSU:Corsair CX750HDDSSD: 1.5TB SANDISK ULTRA 2 SSD, SEAGATE BARRACUDA 1TB, WD 1TB BlueCase:GAMERMAX ONYXGigabyte H170M-DS3H

Laptop(MSI GS70 Stealth Pro)-CPU:Intel I7 4720HQGPU:Nvidia GTX 970MRam:8GB DDR3Storage:1TB HDD+128GB SSD

 

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