Getting out of debt? Ca CarlosConifer
Which PC is suitable for the Sims 4? jo jonasMilana
How do you like this 2300 euro gaming PC? gi gideon786
Just wanted to ask if someone has a recommendation for such a laptop.
+ - 700 euro
Do not make the same mistake as me and get a gaming laptop. The first half year nice and good, then the problems began. Ok, he's 5 years old now but not a performance monster anymore. If it must be a finished PC, then at https://hardwarerat.de/...arerat.de/. Otherwise, even assembling with the hardware recommended here: https://www.hardwaredealz.com/die-besten-gaming-desktop-pcs/
A PC simply has much more power for the same price and will never get a heat problem. It also depends on what you play and how long.
And if you still want a laptop, you can trust the recommendation.
https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-laptop-fuer-unter-700-euro-gaming-notebook-bis-700-euro/
Of "gaming" notebooks is generally discouraged, it is that you buy yourself a desktop replacement which then in contrast to the notebook is because you can use it only partially mobile.
So a "gaming" notebook for 700 euro, there's not NEW, these are at best beginners low "gaming" devices.
Only as a rough guideline: at least one GTX1060 6GB graphics card. The CPU is almost secondary because in a GTX1060 no i3, Pentium or similar will be installed.
Here is an example as minimum 800 euro
Would you have a specific pc recommendation?
Would you have a specific pc recommendation?
As a finished PC that works quite well:
600 euro so you still have 100 euro for a TFT
https://hardwarerat.de/...at-600?c=5
Or if you have a TFT then:
700 euro
Of course, you can save money by building yourself. But for finished PC, they are quite good and the P / L is right.
