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Need help picking computer parts or a new computer? Click here.
Jamesie Wrote:What is your current budget?:
~$800-ish dollars max. I like sales and coupons so if you're able to find those and get any laptop down to around there that's cool too. My school also has a discount with Dell anyways so there's that too. I don't care to buy used/refurbished unless it's from a source you know does quality refurbished laptops.

What part are you looking for? Why do you need it?:
New laptop, current one is getting old.

What parts are in your current computer? Be as specific as possible. Links to Newegg/Tigerdirect are best. If you have a pre-built, include the make and model.
This is my current laptop, a Dell Inspiron 1545.

How do you intend to use this new part or new computer? What's the heaviest load it's likely to encounter?
College/school work and gaming. The gaming isn't going to be really intense, I'd just like to be able to run games with reasonable FPS on at least medium settings. Also, not interested in having a huge one. I would say any laptop around the size of my current one is the biggest I'm willing to go for (smaller is good too).

If you live anywhere other than the United States, please indicate your country.
N/A

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6834230233

Asus always have good laptops. This is one I can recommend for "LIGHT" Gaming.

If it doesn't hit your taste just poke your nose around Asus laptops. They're really good and My mom used one for a long time and still does whatever she needs. <look she plays Planeswalker 2012 that's all she does on it now lol>
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Need help picking computer parts or a new computer? Click here. - by Derosis - 2012-06-12, 02:21 AM

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