Nein. My laptop cost $3000 (apparently, I got it as a present to take to college) and it's not exactly the greatest beast to roam the Earth...
I'm sure if you looked hard enough, you might find something but beware of scams and false advertising.
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I might be mistaken, bu there isn't a good gaming laptop that's under $800.
Have you considered a customized desktop instead?
I use a laptop for gaming but it's just a regular laptop with pretty nice specs. Cost me $2000.
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3000$ gaming laptop is like 1000$ PC, i mean portable gaming for 800$ best you can get is smartphone...
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I realise that there aren't any phenomenal ones. I already have a perfectly fine desktop, I was just wondering what the best one you've come across is
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If you can squeeze out 880$ this is a really good laptop for the money with the 750m sli. 750m sli is actually pretty close to a 770m if the game does support sli but if it doesnt then probably the game is not very demanding anyway.
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Hmm I'd rather you find a laptop with a single more powerful GPU than SLI, especially since the laptop's resolution isn't going to be that large anyway. Not every game also supports SLI, or runs smoothly on SLI.
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For under 900$ you wont find a better deal probably. A laptop with a 770m probably start from about 1300$. Not to mention that the y510p with sli is still pretty compact to carry around comparing with the ones that come with higher end cards inside.
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Just buy a desktop, take apart the case, mount a monitor in it, and then buy a really big battery pack.
Problem solved.
Also, any 'gaming' laptop under 800 isn't going to be that great.
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lol you didn't even to bother to read his post which is one below you where he already said that he has a decent pc..
Also you cant suggest "Just buy a desktop, take apart the case, mount a monitor in it, and then buy a really big battery pack." monstrosity to be carried to college or smth.
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That's the joke
It's technically portable, and adequate, because it's difficult to get a good gaming laptop under 800. Buying a good desktop for 700 and installing/welding a monitor into the case and adding a battery pack might do the trick for under 800, and it's still technically portable. Impractical, and neither great for mobile gaming or being a stay-at-home powerhouse, but still possible.
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has that actually been done? Cause that sounds pretty cool
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That's essentially what a gaming laptop is. Except they buy specific mobile parts and monopolize the market.
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Pretty much this, except that that parts are cheaper, swappable/upgradable, and a lot bulkier. But it still works.
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what you want to do is create a really small desktop and carry around vga dvi and hdmi cables with you and ask for people to donate monitors to you wherever you go not sure if you can carry aound a small monitor to :P but there's no such thign as a cheap laptop unless its free
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http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-3540-laptop/pd
The $779 model comes with a AMD Radeon 8850m which is lowered clocked desktop AMD Radeon 7770. The cpu is also a solid i5, but it is a dual core instead of quad core. You should be able to play every game on at least medium settings. That is probably the best you'll find for under $800. Unless you absolutely need something portable, I would get a $800 desktop instead.
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I initially read your comment as: "add 400 bucks and vodka"
Now that's a party!
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Yes there are, just look for promotions.
I stick to 500$ for my laptops, and they are all 1000$ ones on promotion.
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Asus G74sx-bbk8. I had that laptop for about 2 years and it performs very well, but I never took it anywhere and it just sat on my desk. So I just decided to scrap it and custom build a computer. Haven't regretted it since
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I bought a refurbished Asus G72GX off of newegg for $728 back in the beginning of 2011. It plays almost all current games with the graphics turned up pretty high, a lot of them maxed. Only problem I've ever had with it is that sometimes, dust will build up on the heat sink fin-things and I have to open it up and clean it out. Other than that, it's been a great gaming computer.
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http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/y-series/y510p/
SG+ down, too lazy to linkify.
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Not true. It won't be as good as dual SLI 770M but there are options available under $2000 that aren't that far behind SLI 770M.
For example, there are laptops with an 8970M 4 gb GDDR5 for ~$1400 or a GTX 780M 4 gb for about $1600.
OP: Best I found was an i5-4200, GT 740M, 8 gb ram, and 750 gb hdd with SC: Blacklist included for under $800. Pretty much everything better is over $1000.
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Hi, do you guys know of any really good gaming laptops under $800? I've found a few but none of them seem to be very good.
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