If your budget is 800-1000 Euros, I would also be considering used laptops. You might be able to get a more powerful used laptop at that price point, compared to something that is new.
For 1000 Euros, I'm sure you can find a laptop that will play those games you listed, with ease.
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The only trade off so far that is noticeable is the increased fan noise, but i've kinda gotten used to it over time. I'm using a very good, but loud laptop cooler.
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I remember back in the day...Using built-in, cheap motherboard soundcards I could hear interference from the CPU, and PSU. Never heard interference from the mouse scroll though, nor have I seen anyone mention that before. That's a new one ;)
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Anyways, my chip progression IIRC is/was:
Intel 486
Pentium 1
Pentium 2(I think)
Pentium 3
Pentium 4
Core 2 Duo
Core 2 Quad(Q6600). What a strong, memorable chip.
i7 950 Gen 1
Xeon W3690. Cheapest best bang-for-the-buck upgrade for the x58...
I've never used Linux, but, i'm pretty good at learning how to use software pretty fast. The reason why I made a separate thread for my question, was because I have a newly released laptop, and I didn't want to go on the Asus forums as i'm locked out or something.
Anyways. I have a G733ZX(Asus...
Windows installed updates magically, even though I set them to pause and turned off auto updates. It actually did this while offline without any notifications. Everything else is also trying to update itself as soon as I connect to the internet and run the program. Like Steam. Man O Man.
I really wish it was in my mind, as a matter of fact the thing that happened to my MSI GT75, I eventually became completely in denial of the truth. I did believe that it was in my head, and I thought that if I kept it that way things would be alright this time around. It's been 3 years of me not...
I actually got some responses, wow wasn't expecting that! I respect you both for coming out of the dark and admitting what you guys know and feel.
So, the problem I see with this laptop is basically the following:
•The serial number/hardware ID is basically flagged by Microsoft and Asus, I'm...
Okay, so Armoury Crate is an application that is preinstalled by default on Asus laptops. This software has the ability to directly monitor and control hardware components in your laptop, because it is connected to them on a deep & direct level, also it is connected to the BIOS because it has...