Laptop or graphics card?

Not looking for a massively expensive gaming laptop, I am wanting one that plays games moderately, as was the case with my 8600M GT.

but if the £1600 laptop so down fast, how do you think the £800 ones do.

ever new game now push's GFX harder.
 
you need to get a laptop that dose what you work need's then get a £200 GFX card for the PC, and if in 12 months is not doing so well drop a second one in for about £100 by then
 
My £650 1720 lasted quite a long time.

will it max BF3? so it will not scratch GTA.
game makers are just pushing the book constantly(to make ppl spend)

am not saying it will last a week but for £800 i want more then a year out of a laptop.
 
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are you just wanting someone to tell you to get a laptop? because ever reply saying get a GPU is met with a reply for you saying but i need a laptop.

there is no question here if you WANT and if you NEED a laptop get a laptop. but dont get a gaming laptop it's a waist of money as the GPU's or out dated VERY fast. and you will find your self tuning down setting on games sooner then you think.

you can get a nice laptop for around £600, that about £600 cheap then a gaming laptop and you have lots left for a GFX card
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will it max BF3? so it will not scratch GTA.
game makers are just pushing the book constantly(to make ppl spend)

am not saying it will last a week but for £800 i want more then a year out of a laptop.
ditto, gta v will eventually be an absolute bitch to max, especially with mods :(probably even harder than bf4! I hope my 690 can cope ;)
 
will it max BF3? so it will not scratch GTA.
game makers are just pushing the book constantly(to make ppl spend)

am not saying it will last a week but for £800 i want more then a year out of a laptop.

The thing is that the laptop wouldn't be primarily for games, hence why I wouldn't get a GTX 780M. Quad core, 1080p, dedicated graphics card would not be to play game. The only thing that would be for games (for about 6 months or so), would be a slightly more expensive graphics card.
 
The thing is that the laptop wouldn't be primarily for games, hence why I wouldn't get a GTX 780M. Quad core, 1080p, dedicated graphics card would not be to play game. The only thing that would be for games (for about 6 months or so), would be a slightly more expensive graphics card.

End of the day no one can tell you what you need, if you need an high end laptop then that what you have to get. Just dont spend much extra for it to play games. a high end laptop will play game for a bit ever way so..... it would work as a stop gap for gaming if needed
 
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