laptop

[pvp979]

best low end laptop

[TheV_Machine]

for what do you gonna use the laptop and what is "low end" for you?

[pvp979]

2 minutes ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

Define "best" and "low end". What are you using it for? And what's your budget?

for school and some games just on low graphics

[pvp979]

3 minutes ago, TheV_Machine said:

for what do you gonna use the laptop and what is "low end" for you?

for school and some games just on low graphics

 

[pvp979]

1 minute ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

budget? 

If you're going sub-200, I'd recommend a Chromebook. Can't run games on it though

600 euro is what i have for a laptop

[pvp979]

5 minutes ago, TheV_Machine said:

for what do you gonna use the laptop and what is "low end" for you?

600 euro is what i have

[TheV_Machine]

youre talking about euros so im guessing youre situated in europe genius me

to save some money and to make an easy answer: for games like dota2 or league of ledgends and a few other standard games the newest intel hd graphics should be fine on low graphics settings. if you want to go a step higher choose a laptop with an m-version of nvidias graphics gard series and not to expensive stuff if you want to save money ( radeon cards are i think often not very powerfull in their laptop version) apart from that, you should look for an laptop with a newer gen intel processor and a boot ssd and an additional hdd. its very cheap these days

 

[pvp979]

5 minutes ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

Something like this? https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-i3-6100U-Windows-ES1-572-31KW/dp/B01J42JPL4/ref=sr_1_15?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1480113369&sr=1-15&keywords=laptop and then switch out the HDD for a budget SSD

can cost a bit more 500 dollor

[pompom15]

www.triobest.com/top-5-best-laptops-under-600-dollars/ This should help you.

[pvp979]

14 hours ago, TheV_Machine said:

youre talking about euros so im guessing youre situated in europe genius me

to save some money and to make an easy answer: for games like dota2 or league of ledgends and a few other standard games the newest intel hd graphics should be fine on low graphics settings. if you want to go a step higher choose a laptop with an m-version of nvidias graphics gard series and not to expensive stuff if you want to save money ( radeon cards are i think often not very powerfull in their laptop version) apart from that, you should look for an laptop with a newer gen intel processor and a boot ssd and an additional hdd. its very cheap these days

 

new gen is that 6 or 7gen

[TheV_Machine]

1 hour ago, pvp979 said:

new gen is that 6 or 7gen

i guess you want to buy an laptop with a cpu from thei-whatever line. the "nomenclature" of intel processors of this product family follows the principle: ix-yzzz* the x can be 3, 5, 7 which yozu can measure as the grades of the i-series. the cpu-horse power scales in their grades, eg. the best i5 is better than the lowest i7 of the same generation. i3 is mostly considered low end desktop working machines, i7 is the full horsepower segment and i5 is between these two. the y holds the place for the generation. the newest, if im not completly dumb, is gen 6 codename "skylake" so y can go from 1 to 6. zzz is the important number of the cpu which says what cpu is exactly meant with this name. and the * is a letter which says if the cpu is overclockable or not( im not sure but k i think means unlocked, i look it up in intel ark directly most of the time if im doing builds)

tl;dr 6th gen cores "skylake" are common for desktop pcs these days, while ( i just read about it ) 7th gen "kaby lake" is a minor upgrade to "skylake" in the laptop segment. "skylake" is still very powerfull and you can buy a laptop with 6th gen cpu but laptops with 7th gen cpus will esspecially be cheap now around christmas too. I dont think that the early "kaby lake" processors will do much of a difference to your regard

 

[TheV_Machine]

1 hour ago, pvp979 said:

new gen is that 6 or 7gen

but "kaby lake" processors are until now mostly part of ultra thin laptops and because their arent many announced "kaby lake" cpus available i would take a 6th gen "skylake" processor