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either performance dip from overheat
or in general,bad hardwares
Depends. If you accept the fact that you will never play any AAA's with GFX on, etc etc, you can game on a $600 craptop. But yeh OP, if you want a GAMING laptop, make sure you have 2K just laying around....
{링크가 삭제되었습니다}http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834315423
^ Actually impressed by power/price ratio.... better than my DV2000 dell I tried gaming on for years... (like 8+ years ago lol)...
Definitely a "niche" product. People game on desktops, at home. Even people who "LAN Party", bring their whole desktop box with them to the neighbor/friends house. Pro level laptops are for those who regularly compete in professional matches, frequently to the point that a laptop is required. One would think "oh, a portable gaming solution for the sake of being portable", but it's really not. It's either a required tool for someone who needs it, or a novelty/luxury item for rich folks to buy because, well, rich folks.... Kind of like rich kids buying server GPUs and using them for gaming GPUs even though they suck, just because, well, rich folks...
So if you need the portablility for work or other, then look at a laptop. I recommend ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ACER, SAGER. Lenovo makes some decent gaming laptops but if you can spend the little extra more, go with any of the other brands.
If you just want small form factor you can build some powerful micro ATX PC's for far cheaper.
http://www.xoticpc.com/
$359.99-459.99 Your atypical office laptop; Web, Word Processing, watching DVD's/Playing CD's, light gaming (we're talking games from the early 2000's, maybe some Skyrim on low settings)!! 4-8GB DDR3/DDR4, AMD A-series/intel i3's, 500GB HDD, Integrated Graphics.
$499-799 Entry Level gaming laptops/beginner laptop; Office work, streaming, web browsing, some mid range gaming, typically has HD 3000/4000, or R5/R7 Graphics chips, can handle Skyrim at medium preset, Oblivion at high, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3, older CoD games at low/medium, you may luck out and find one with a GeForce GTX960M in this range but it's doubtful. 4-8GB DDR3/DDR4, High i5 5th/6th gen, 1TB HDD, Integrated and/or low end dedicated cards GTX940M, GTX 960M.
$859.99-1099.99 Mid Level Gaming/Enthusiast; has a GTX960M, or 970M, some may have a GTX1050 or 1060M 3GB, can play Skyrim at Ultra, Handle Fallout 4 at medium-High, Witcher 3, GTAV, Homefront Revolution, Rainbow six siege.
8-16GB DDR3/DDR4, high end i5 mid end i7, 500GB/1TB HDD, 120/250GB SSD, GTX 960M, or 970M.
$1159.99-1399.99 High End, Maxing out Fallout 4, Witcher 3, GTAV, and many other games, and can play most other games at High preset! 16-32GB DDR3/DDR4, High end 6th Gen i7, 1/2TB HDD, 120/275GB SSD, GTX 1060M 6GB, GTX 1070M 6GB.
Yes, it should... it's not a graphically intensive game at all whatsoever
I would definitely recommend getting one with a dedicated GPU though even if it's weak
https://slickdeals.net/f/9532476-689-00-asus-15-6-k501uw-nb72-intel-core-i7-6500u-2-50-ghz-nvidia-geforce-gtx-960m-8-gb-ddr4-memory-128-gb-ssd-750-gb-hdd-windows-10-home-64-bit-laptop?src=SiteSearchV2_SearchBarV2Algo1
https://slickdeals.net/f/9542016-msi-gl62-6qf-1446-laptop-w-15-6-1080p-display-intel-core-i7-6700hq-2gb-geforce-gtx-960m-8gb-ddr4-2133-1tb-hdd-windows-10-home-more-for-679-ar-or-less-fs-newegg-com?src=SiteSearchV2_SearchBarV2Algo1
These seem like they would be decent. I would probably get the Asus over the MSI because DVD drives are dead nowadays