Lookin for a new laptop, need some recommandation

[jonathanyu]

I am right now looking for a new laptop and here are some requirements:
Intel I7
8 gb ram
1gb display card
Win7/8

I am really not familiar with laptop, so I need some recommendation.  The only one I find that  match all the requirement is a $2000 dell...  Is there any other cheaper option?

[katushkin]

I'm not that au fait with laptops, but I think looking for an i7 with a 1gb card is a bit of an odd combo, but I think you will be looking close to that $2k price.

[tp4tissue]

There are actually LOTS of laptops that will match the specification at much cheaper prices..

However..  build quality / parts quality / battery are all bottom barrel..


I recommend getting a used ultraportable like the undisputed champ lenovo x220 (nontablet version)

Then use the rest of the money and put that towards ur g4m3r-pc



Here's why the x220 is a beast..

Dual Core sandy bridge

Dual Channel Memory 16gb memory support

Intel HD3000 (shared memory)

1866mhz Overclocked ram (5-20% performance boost of HD3000 integrated gfx)

Display port + VGA out

IPS 1366x768 panel ($60 to put in yourself if the laptop doesn't come with one)

Originally famous Lenovo Scissor keys.

Flashable to support Aftermarket Wifi Cards

mSata

[jonathanyu]

There are actually LOTS of laptops that will match the specification at much cheaper prices..

However..  build quality / parts quality / battery are all bottom barrel..


I recommend getting a used ultraportable like the undisputed champ lenovo x220 (nontablet version)

Then use the rest of the money and put that towards ur g4m3r-pc



Here's why the x220 is a beast..

Dual Core sandy bridge

Dual Channel Memory 16gb memory support

Intel HD3000 (shared memory)

1866mhz Overclocked ram (5-20% performance boost of HD3000 integrated gfx)

Display port + VGA out

IPS 1366x768 panel ($60 to put in yourself if the laptop doesn't come with one)

Originally famous Lenovo Scissor keys.

Flashable to support Aftermarket Wifi Cards

mSata

Had a really vad time with lenovo in the past... Trying to avoid it, but maybe I should take a look of it

[LeandreN]

There are actually LOTS of laptops that will match the specification at much cheaper prices..

However..  build quality / parts quality / battery are all bottom barrel..


I recommend getting a used ultraportable like the undisputed champ lenovo x220 (nontablet version)

Then use the rest of the money and put that towards ur g4m3r-pc



Here's why the x220 is a beast..

Dual Core sandy bridge

Dual Channel Memory 16gb memory support

Intel HD3000 (shared memory)

1866mhz Overclocked ram (5-20% performance boost of HD3000 integrated gfx)

Display port + VGA out

IPS 1366x768 panel ($60 to put in yourself if the laptop doesn't come with one)

Originally famous Lenovo Scissor keys.

Flashable to support Aftermarket Wifi Cards

mSata

Had a really vad time with lenovo in the past... Trying to avoid it, but maybe I should take a look of it

I have a Y50, it is great as long as you switch out the display. No problems.