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ROG has some pretty intense laptops but they are pricey. I just swithced to a desktop myself. it's far easier maintenance and plus it was alot cheaper.
The GTX 970M is roughly the equivilant to the desktop GTX 960, with the added benefit of having alot more VRAM, you should have been able to atleast hit med-high settings at 1080P with a pretty decent framerate....... something was wrong with your configuration/ARK installation/Laptop if you were having as much trouble running the game as you claim.
Your wants do not match the reality of your situation, quite frankly.
Sure you can't get an exact idea, but if you compare the results between CPU's or GPU's you should get a rough idea of what the thing can do.
The GPUs in those laptops you where asking about where roughly $100 GPU's. In a PC you can buy a cheap but reliable motherboard, case, powersupply (don't go too cheap here, buy a rock solid one), ram with no fancy useless heatsink and then toss the bulk of your money into your CPU and GPU. The CPU+Gpu could be like 50%+ of the cost of your rig if you optimize for raw performance and cut out all the hype.
Here is one site that lists benchmark results for CPUs GPUs, and Memory
Keep in mind that benchmarks are a test of how good the hardware does on the test, not how good the hardware will do on "other tests" like say... running ark. One chip with a lower score may do better then another chip with a higher score, but it will still give you a general idea of which can perform better then the next. I would expect something with twice the score to hands down beat the other when it comes to actually running Ark, or w/e you are comparing the chips for.
GPU + CPU will make the difference for gaming performance, but you will likely want more then 8Gigs of RAM for Ark, and an SSD would load the game faster.
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html
If you want a laptop, however then get a laptop. Just use the link above and compare the numbers to something you are familiar with that you have seen ark played on, or ask around what kind of performance people are getting (maybe watch some streamers and ask about their hardware and if they will turn on FPS numbers if they don't already show them.)
I don't think anyone is really benchmarking ARK itself, but there are sites that use actual games as the benchmark test. Check them out, its fun to see what the new cards that are just comming out are doing to make the current ones look like crap XD
this. you would at least have to double if not triple your budget for a good laptop that runs ark well.
Best i could found for about 1000 is Lenovo Legion;
https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Legion-Y520-Gaming-Laptop/dp/B06XWFCKYX
So u guys are saying there is no way i can run ark on high with this laptop
My friend also made this build for me. Tell me what u guys think. Im trying to stick with a laptop but if it cant run ark on high then i might just go for this build
Not a bad build but a few tweaks and it can be better for cheaper.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dWL6WX
Pairing a 1050ti with an i7 7700k is pointless and in honesty a waste of money.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dWL6WX
Yes the build is better than the laptop but take a look at the adjustments I made in the above link and saved you a few shillings :)
**just to note I chose the i5 7500 over the 7600k as you mention you are new to computers I don't think you'll be tinkering with overclocking yet, if you decide thats something you'd like to do later than by all means switch the 7500 for the 7600k for a little more cost.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4yrzVY
With GTX 1060 6GB
Intel core i7 7700HQ
8GB ram(can be upgraded to 16-32 GB ram)
This laptop also supports thunderbolt v3 so you can run an external graphic card.
This laptop also has great sound and also supports Dolby atmos.
If u want small and easy to move around. For around the same priceish u can get an alienware alpha. It is a pc built to be a console. Its smaller then the xb1 or ps4 and judging from what ive seen on here it packs a wicked punch.
When everyone else is lagging and glitching i am as stable as can be.
I hinestly dont understand what most of these peolle complain about. I read it and get it sure. But i never see it. Little bit of lag here and there but compaires to what i read on this forum. My alienware is made of gold.