Is this a good laptop for gaming?

[Sasha M]

I can't decide, is this a good laptop for gaming?
http://shop.amd.com/en-us/search/ecxCosUS100222773
There is a local deal for CA$649.99

[Auti]

Depends on the types of games. But as of currently most games don't work well with Windows 10. If you are looking to play Minecraft, you should be fine. But I am unsure about triple A titles such as Crysis, or something like that. Is there any other information about how fast the cores run at and what part of the R6 series the GPU is?

[esan]

Is the price range around $600?

I recommend you to look at the Lenovo G50 http://pc4u.org/best-laptop-under-600-dollars/

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[Zerg]

Personally, I wouldn't use a laptop for gaming, unless the game was something simple

[Abhorrence]

Personally, I wouldn't use a laptop for gaming, unless the game was Minecraft or RuneScape.

I second this, I think that desktops are the way to go for serious gaming.

[luq_]

Will work fine for some non-graphic-intensive games and/or older ones. Won't work with new, especially triple-A, titles. I have desktop with R7 graphics and most recent game I can run on 'ultra' is Crysis 2 on 1440x900. It can cope with most of the games on 'low' and slightly lowered resolution.

So, most probably that won't be a dream laptop for gaming, unless, as previously mentioned, you don't plan to play only Minecraft.

[Typhlosion]

Personally, I wouldn't use a laptop for gaming, unless the game was Minecraft or RuneScape.
Woo! RuneScape! :heart:

I agree though, is there any reason why you would rather have a gaming laptop than a gaming desktop?

[Xawarus]

I would also recommend a Desktop comupter, because you'll only get problems with the laptop as time goes by. If you're able to, you can build your own computer, it's a great way to save money. Actually it isn't that hard and if you know how to do it, you can exchange components when they get old.

[dzoni]

I can't decide, is this a good laptop for gaming?
There is a local deal for CA$649.99

No.. Well light gaming is possible but anything else would probably end up on low to medium settings. I'd build a proper PC for this money. I'm telling you this because of the graphics card, it's in the range of an Intel integrated graphics. Something like Intel 4000. Otherwise it's a solid laptop.

[Uranus]

I wouldn't recommend using laptops for gaming unless you're playing somewhat cheap games that don't require any hard work for your system. A desktop type of computer I would recommend over a laptop