Need Advice On New Laptop Please!

the Lenovo seems way better. does the HP even have 4 cores, or is it a 2-core-i7? and can you add RAM to the Lenovo later? i bet you can. add 8 more GB, and this laptop is fantastic.

EDIT: the HP does have 4 cores. in that case i am not so sure anymore. ^^

Do not ever EVER buy touch screen laptop especially if it's for gaming, so go with Lenovo

Do yourself a favor and buy desktop.

Overall specs-wise, Lenovo. If you just want a better processing speed, I think getting the HP one is better.

Lenovo for sure. You can buy more RAM in future.

"laptop for games" ʕ ͡·ᴥ ͡· ʔ

Difficult to choose between those two. Yes, the Lenovo has a better Nvidia GPU but the HP has a newer processor and DDR4 RAM vs DDR3 from the Lenovo because the HP has a Skylake processor: http://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c04855637

CPU comparison

The CPUs are equivalent but the HP is newer...

Go with the lenovo its cheep and easy to upgrade ram later if you wish, near imposable to change the GPU.

I have the Lenovo Y70-70 and it overheats and shuts down whenever I play a demanding game for more than a few minutes. Plus its keyboard is pretty bad and the touch screen occasionally acts up and makes mouse input impossible until I put the laptop to sleep and back. In short, not a good buy.

btw 960M is equal to a gtx 750ti my bro has one and well you cant play much at 1080P dark souls 3 has to be minimum at 900P to hit 60 hope that may help

Have you looked at versions from Asus? They tend to have good bang for your buck options.

Idk your price range, but I looked at a gaming laptop last month that was $800.

Dell Gaming Laptop

Also a YouTube Video talking about it as well

Edit: Lol, scrolled up and saw that you know of it. But I guess you can look at the vid to see what they say about it.

A friend got Lenovo Y50-70. It is the better option

Lenovo, just because it's Lenovo. fangirl screams

Basically price range, if you can tell me what it is MSI also has some decent bang for your buck ones as well.

Go for Dell Or Msi. Hp and Lenovo sucks XD

Sincerely, I would advice you to look at ASUS N series (n552). I have n551, very good all around. Weakest part is slow 5400 rpm HDD. As extra advice - remove DVD-RW and in that place install a caddy rack with SSD.
One year ago I had similar choice to yours and never regretted for what I bought.

btw, imho: +1, Lenovo sucks)

Asus ROG GL522VW FTW :v

Holy crap, enjoy the Lenovo Y50-70. I refunded that damn thing cause the screen malfunctions even though I sent it to a Lenovo repair shop. The screen produces white horizontal lines and flashes like a rave party.

46 pages about the screen problem: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-P-Y-and-Z-series/Y70-screen-flashing-blinking/td-p/1839531

P.S. ~ The "solution" from the URL above is not a solution at all. An admin suggested updating the BiOS but that did not do anything to fix the screen problem.

Could you tell us something more?

1. Where would you buy it, so we can see if there's anything better;
2. what will be your main use for it;
3. how much can you spend?

Out of the two you mentioned, the HP one has the better processor and a touchscreen, while the Lenovo one has a (slightly) better graphic card, and better hard drive. (more RAM is useful only if you use professional software)
Whatever you get, just be sure to purge it of the bloatware (especially if choosing Lenovo).

I'd personally go for the better graphics card if you're going to game on it. Otherwise I'd go with the better CPU. RAM (when deciding between 8 or 16) isn't going to be that relevant in most cases. There aren't that many programs that use that much. I doubt I would even notice the difference.

Good luck gaming on a budget laptop.

Just get the Lenovo, it's not as crap as that HP laptop.