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Hi I'm looking at buying a laptop for playing a few games, and are wondering if you'd be able to tell me if this is any good. I play football manager, dayz and occasionally battlefield.

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Budget is roughly a £1000, I'll have a look thanks
Could most probably go to £1500 if I could get a decent one that will last a good few years as I'm a casual gamer. What do yous think of this one from overclockers? From a purely gaming perspective, anything particular weak?

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 - Open Box Medion Erazer Major X20 NVIDIA RTX 4070, 32GB, 16.0 240Hz QHD+, Intel i9-13900HX Gaming Laptop

Open Box Medion Erazer Major X20 NVIDIA RTX 4070, 32GB, 16.0" 240Hz QHD+, Intel i9-13900HX Gaming Laptop​

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  • 30035515
  • Medion Erazer Major X20
  • 16.0" 240hz QHD+ Screen
  • Intel i9-13900HX
  • Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 8GB
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Could most probably go to £1500 if I could get a decent one that will last a good few years as I'm a casual gamer. What do yous think of this one from overclockers? From a purely gaming perspective, anything particular weak?
I would say it's a high-specced gaming laptop so should cope well with whatever you want to play. OCUK also gives a 1 year warranty on it. So yes, it's definitely an option, plus you would be supporting OCUK.
 
I would say it's a high-specced gaming laptop so should cope well with whatever you want to play. OCUK also gives a 1 year warranty on it. So yes, it's definitely an option, plus you would be supporting OCUK.
It did look good I must admit, so it's definitely a contender, I'm not too clued up on laptop gaming machines, but am I right in saying that card should last a few years gaming wise. Thank you for the reply.
 
That medion you linked is very good on paper, the chassis is sound/etc.
The company behind Medion though (I think it's actually a lenovo sub) aren't too good keeping on top of patches/drivers/other stuff. There's plenty of other companies use the same chassis (my XMG Neo is basically a twin of a similar medion) so if you can be arsed hunting around for "parallel support" drivers/etc wise, sure. I'd perhaps consider a slightly more reputable brand otherwise, just for the aftersales (even before warranty/etc might be a consideration).
 
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