New laptop advice

[White shadow]

Hi guys,

Hoping someone might be able to help me. Looking to get a new laptop and thought I'd spoil myself a little. The main thing though I really want to play TS2014 without juddering all the time.

I have spotted a laptop I like and I would wonder if somebody who is knowledgeable on both areas (laptop and the game specifications) would just take a quick look at the laptop spec and tell me if it would be good enough to run the game smoothly

The link to the laptop is below:

http://www.johnlewis.com/toshiba-ki...-256gb-ssd-13-3-touch-screen/p1185089#tooltip

Any advice would be great. Thanks

 

[GB]

It has shared graphics which all though will be ok with some games, I wouldn't recommend it. You want to be looking for dedicated graphics. I'd also stay away from high street shops as you will pay more of a premium for it.

You can get a very nice machine for less at places like PCspecialist.

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/laptop-computers/4/

 

[Qwerty133]

Hi guys,

Hoping someone might be able to help me. Looking to get a new laptop and thought I'd spoil myself a little. The main thing though I really want to play TS2014 without juddering all the time.

I have spotted a laptop I like and I would wonder if somebody who is knowledgeable on both areas (laptop and the game specifications) would just take a quick look at the laptop spec and tell me if it would be good enough to run the game smoothly

The link to the laptop is below:

http://www.johnlewis.com/toshiba-ki...-256gb-ssd-13-3-touch-screen/p1185089#tooltip

Any advice would be great. Thanks

Not a full size screen, and processor probably isn't going to be good enough.

 

[gazthomas]

Not sure what your budget is, but something like this might do: http://www.ebuyer.com/584159-asus-x550cc-laptop-x550cc-xo071h

 

[danielnez1]

IMHO a desktop machine would be better for gaming as you'd get more for your money and are more upgradable than a laptop.

However this Lenovo Y510p is a pretty good gaming laptop for the price.