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Please I have a laptop Asus g751J and get +60 FPS no tearing. Just a waste of money for a desktop, heck I get a steady 30FPS on Crysis 3 Max graphics.
* Search: 'GeForce' and right click it and open up the Nvidia control panel. (It should start at the 'Adjust 3D Settings').
* Scroll down as far as you can and find the Vertical Sync. Set it to 'Adaptive'.
* Go back in-game and try the in-game V-sync on/off - If no improvement go back to the Nvidia control panel and set the Vertical Sync to 'Off' and go back in-game and repeat.
Should fix the tearing right up, otherwise it is just AlienWare that sucks (The hardware is just fine but they have issues with cooling, get a cooling pad or a Asus, - they are great).
860m == 960m and the i5 6300hq runs at 2.8 Ghz when all 4 cores are in use.
While your current i3 with hyper threading runs at 3.7 with both cores in use
Have you looked at Eurocom or Sager? You probably could get something with a 965m for about the same price.
Edit- Lol sorry I know this post was not helpful at all with your current situation but I just couldn't help myself.
My computer uses a laptop gpu. The computer I am getting Uses a 960m with 4GB of VRAM. A lot of people th8nk the laptop is worth it because of the GPU
Here is a game play test for doom on that laptop