Gaming PC or Gaming Laptop?
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So many choices. I use a Toshiba 4 core with an extra virtual 2 core, but i am not a gamer 
This Acer is a beast, prolly easier to get a Volkwagon passed thru airport customs then this beast... But have a look
Acer built a massive gaming laptop.... because why not?
The Predator 21x is Acer's flagship gaming laptop.
Sometimes companies just make things because they can.
That seems to be the case with Acer's Predator 21 X (the X is for EXTREME), a hulking beast of a laptop that weighs 8 kilograms, or 17 pounds, and features a 21-inch curved display. The curved display is a world's first, and even the size is notable. Most laptop screens top out at 18 inches.
The aggressively designed machine looks as likely to bite off your hand as it is to play the latest, most demanding PC games. While Acer didn't disclose the exact price, the company said the Predator 21 X would cost in excess of $5,000. Its other Predator laptops range between $2,000 and $3,000.
This Acer is a beast, prolly easier to get a Volkwagon passed thru airport customs then this beast... But have a look
Acer built a massive gaming laptop.... because why not?
The Predator 21x is Acer's flagship gaming laptop.
Sometimes companies just make things because they can.
That seems to be the case with Acer's Predator 21 X (the X is for EXTREME), a hulking beast of a laptop that weighs 8 kilograms, or 17 pounds, and features a 21-inch curved display. The curved display is a world's first, and even the size is notable. Most laptop screens top out at 18 inches.
The aggressively designed machine looks as likely to bite off your hand as it is to play the latest, most demanding PC games. While Acer didn't disclose the exact price, the company said the Predator 21 X would cost in excess of $5,000. Its other Predator laptops range between $2,000 and $3,000.
Given the fact that a graphics card alone will exceed the $1000 budget, I would forget about the laptop as it will top that as well. If you really want a high end gaming PC, you're better off to save up a few more sheckles before investing as a good place to start would be closer to $ 3000 with motherboard, memory, cpu, graphics card, pwr supply, etc. If you just want to game and stay well under your budget, go for a dedicated game box like the Playstation 4 pro or whatever the call the latest version. All things considered I would opt for the PS4 plus box.
So many choices. I use a Toshiba 4 core with an extra virtual 2 core, but i am not a gamer
This Acer is a beast, prolly easier to get a Volkwagon passed thru airport customs then this beast... But have a look
Acer built a massive gaming laptop.... because why not?
The Predator 21x is Acer's flagship gaming laptop.
Sometimes companies just make things because they can.
That seems to be the case with Acer's Predator 21 X (the X is for EXTREME), a hulking beast of a laptop that weighs 8 kilograms, or 17 pounds, and features a 21-inch curved display. The curved display is a world's first, and even the size is notable. Most laptop screens top out at 18 inches.
The aggressively designed machine looks as likely to bite off your hand as it is to play the latest, most demanding PC games. While Acer didn't disclose the exact price, the company said the Predator 21 X would cost in excess of $5,000. Its other Predator laptops range between $2,000 and $3,000.
So, your suggestion is to go with Acer products? Well, someone else also suggests me for Acer Aspire VX15 with following specs
- Intel Core i5-7300HQ Processor
- 15.6″ Full HD IPS display
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
- 4 GB GDDR5 VRAM
- 16GB DDR4 Memory
- 256GB SSD
So what would you suggest is this right option. But there are more laptops available but a little bit expensive than my budget. Have a look at some gaming laptops whats the better option? Check here: https://www.reviewsdir.com/best-gaming-laptops-under-1000/
Hi,
Gaming PC Straight Away.
Don't look at the portability factor. You need a proper GPU and a Proper FPS. Real Gamer Doesn't wait for graphics conversion from CPU to GPU.
You Should opt for a Gaming PC. Stability matters.
I have a Gaming Laptop and a Gaming PC as well. My Laptop Graphics specs is much high than the PC. But my PCs performance is much much better than the Laptop.
The rest is up to you
Gaming PC Straight Away.
Don't look at the portability factor. You need a proper GPU and a Proper FPS. Real Gamer Doesn't wait for graphics conversion from CPU to GPU.
You Should opt for a Gaming PC. Stability matters.
I have a Gaming Laptop and a Gaming PC as well. My Laptop Graphics specs is much high than the PC. But my PCs performance is much much better than the Laptop.
The rest is up to you
I would always go for gaming laptops. As these are easy to carry around. You Just need to have a Study table in order to enjoy the best gaming experience.
When it comes to gaming laptops, My first option would be Alienware 15 or 17(depends on your budget) because of the brand value associated with gaming. The second choice would be MSI laptops.
Alienware 15 Configuration :- 32GB RAM, 1TB HDD+ 1TB SSD + Windows 10 + 8GB Graphic Card.( What more you want.. )
Similar Configuration in MSI laptops cost lesser as compared to Alienware.
When it comes to gaming laptops, My first option would be Alienware 15 or 17(depends on your budget) because of the brand value associated with gaming. The second choice would be MSI laptops.
Alienware 15 Configuration :- 32GB RAM, 1TB HDD+ 1TB SSD + Windows 10 + 8GB Graphic Card.( What more you want.. )
Similar Configuration in MSI laptops cost lesser as compared to Alienware.
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