What can I play with this laptop?

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What do you want to gamble? And with which graphics settings?

No matter, just liquid. Low graphics settings also work

It depends on which settings you want the whole game to be on. Minecraft and old games should already run on it, but with new and fast games you have little chance to play reasonably smoothly. This PC is not really suitable for gaming but rather only a work laptop. In addition, gaming on laptops is generally not going well. For example, a 1000 euro laptop would be needed to get halfway to the level of a 600 euro stand PC.

Well. You can't get very demanding games to 60fps even at the lowest settings. Something like minecraft & csgo will work. Or other esports games like overwatch, lol, Valorant

And what? Strategy games etc. Will not be a problem. All other current 3rd person games could be problematic

Paladins Brick Rigs Stormworks maybe Need for Speed) middle settings (or Mc Roblox definitely and so on

Which need for speed?

But something like Gta V or Titanfall or e.g. Battlefield is difficult because you need a demanding PC but otherwise the yellow of the egg is also the worst

E.g. The remake or most wanted rivals just look at the minimum requirements on the Ea website in the store goes to almost all lunches.

Can you give me a laptop recommendation up to 600 euro with funding, on which Fortnite goes?

Can you give me a laptop recommendation up to 600 euro with funding, on which Fortnite goes?

Fortnite is not all that difficult Low settings go bad to good only the game gets more demanding from update to update so you will have to upgrade at some point anyway, maybe you'd better now spend more money on a good PC than in one year having to upgrade for the double

There are so many of them. The question is, what else do you need the laptop for.

School, go to HTL in September

Financing only for Fortnite? Are you sure?

Would like to have a gaming / school laptop

Status Factory?

The balancing act is difficult. A school laptop mostly has absolutely minimal graphical applications, but is easy to transport, light and handy and saves energy, while a gaming laptop is usually large> 15 ", often heavy, etc. And a small, lightweight one with decent graphics performance is either constructional impossible for a cheap price or just damn expensive. Two devices are not possible? Used gaming desktop PC for gaming at home and something small and easy for school?

You have to be able to read exactly.

Onboard graphics. Always bad. A PC needs its own graphics, extra, not on board.

Boost is one of those things. 3.6 Ghz. A CPU can do this for 6 seconds. Normal clock is 2.8 GHz. You can only dream of 3.4 Ghz, because the CPU gets hot like an iron. Advertising only.