cmiller Posted August 6, 2016 Hello guys, which would be better to buy: https://yepo.com.au/lenovo-t460p-i7-6700hq-14-fhd-1tb-8gb-ram-gt940m-1gb-4g-lte-w7p64-w10p-3ydp-20fw001wau.htm or https://yepo.com.au/computers/notebooks/14-inch-notebooks/hp-840-g3-i7-6600u-plus-dock-d9y32aa-case-ont515au-defcon-cable-asp48au-17-v6d70pa-value-344917.htm Im thinking about those, however if any one has aleternatives, let's share, dont want to waste my money, and get bad Laptop for my birthday which is coming soon! 0 Share this post Link to post
Mr. Freeze Posted August 6, 2016 Do you absolutely need the portability? Because you can get a Doom-crushing desktop for less than half of that 0 Share this post Link to post
Aliotroph? Posted August 6, 2016 Of those two? For Doom? The Lenovo; no contest. The HP website says that model has an Intel GPU. What good's that for gaming? The thing that sucks about the Lenovo is the lack of an SSD. You could swap it for much less than the discount, though. Mr Freeze has a good point about portability. Those laptops are extremely expensive and laptops as a rule are harder to maintain and more expensive per whatever unit of performance you choose to measure. 0 Share this post Link to post
TheWizard Posted August 6, 2016 I really hope you mean Doom 2016. Haha 0 Share this post Link to post
cmiller Posted August 6, 2016 Ofcourse i do;) Hah i guess it will be enough to use my Android phone to play the first classics;) 0 Share this post Link to post
Use Posted August 6, 2016 cmiller said:Im thinking about those, however if any one has aleternatives, let's share, dont want to waste my money, and get bad Laptop for my birthday which is coming soon! 'Gaming' laptops by definition are a waste of money, but if you must have one the Lenovo is a good choice, and are quite durable. However it would be a miracle if you went near 35 FPS in the new Doom on that thing...just seems really shortsighted. My alternative? A desktop..seriously. A coworker was dead-set on some high-end ASUS laptop for gaming, spent just about that same amount of money. The same year, I built my desktop for just over half what he paid, and it ran circles around his laptop. Three years later, he mostly games on a ps4 just to keep up and my system still blazes through anything I throw at it. 0 Share this post Link to post
TheUltimateDoomer666 Posted August 6, 2016 You'd be far better off getting a desktop for Doom 2016. Neither of those laptops would be able to handle the game. The Lenovo has a 940M, which is far below Doom's minimum GPU requirement. That laptop will struggle even on low settings. The HP 840 G3, however, doesn't seem to have a dedicated GPU at all. 0 Share this post Link to post
Plasma Gun Posted August 6, 2016 cmiller said:Hello guys, which would be better to buy: https://yepo.com.au/lenovo-t460p-i7-6700hq-14-fhd-1tb-8gb-ram-gt940m-1gb-4g-lte-w7p64-w10p-3ydp-20fw001wau.htm or https://yepo.com.au/computers/notebooks/14-inch-notebooks/hp-840-g3-i7-6600u-plus-dock-d9y32aa-case-ont515au-defcon-cable-asp48au-17-v6d70pa-value-344917.htm Im thinking about those, however if any one has aleternatives, let's share, dont want to waste my money, and get bad Laptop for my birthday which is coming soon! Neither of those will be particularly good for Doom. I strongly suggest you buy a desktop PC with a good graphics card. 0 Share this post Link to post
Plasma Gun Posted August 7, 2016 If you ABSOLUTELY need a laptop, I suggest this: https://yepo.com.au/asus-gl502vt-i7-6700hq-15-6-fhd-256gb-ssd-8gb-gtx970m-3gb-w10h-64bit-1yr-gl502vt-fw055t.htm GTX 970M is a respectable, gaming-capable graphics card. 0 Share this post Link to post
Wild Dog Posted August 7, 2016 Plasma Gun said:If you ABSOLUTELY need a laptop, I suggest this: https://yepo.com.au/asus-gl502vt-i7-6700hq-15-6-fhd-256gb-ssd-8gb-gtx970m-3gb-w10h-64bit-1yr-gl502vt-fw055t.htm GTX 970M is a respectable, gaming-capable graphics card. That ^^^^^^^^ The first two ones are not cut for Doom, Lenovo builds laptops like tanks but with the 940M you will struggle like hell. The Hp comes with either a 4400hd or Amd 8750m. I have the same AMD on my laptop, Doom runs but is not playable. Plus HP Laptops are the Master Race when it comes to Overheats. You can´t go wrong with Asus nor with the 970M 0 Share this post Link to post
jval Posted August 7, 2016 Omg, fortunatelly these prices are in Australian dollars :). If you want to stick with a laptop try one with 960M or better graphics card, 940M or on board intel won't make you huppy. 0 Share this post Link to post
Plasma Gun Posted August 7, 2016 jval said:Omg, fortunatelly these prices are in Australian dollars :). If you want to stick with a laptop try one with 960M or better graphics card, 940M or on board intel won't make you huppy. yep, it'll be unplayable on the Intel integrated, horrible on 940M. 960M is minimum on mobile, 970M is good, and 980M is excellent. 0 Share this post Link to post
Shotgun Guy Posted August 7, 2016 I have a 950M in my laptop and it runs fine on low settings. 0 Share this post Link to post
Plasma Gun Posted August 7, 2016 Shotgun Guy said:I have a 950M in my laptop and it runs fine on low settings. 950M is about 2x the speed of 940M :) 0 Share this post Link to post
VGamingJunkie Posted August 7, 2016 I doubt the Intel would run at all unless it's a very recent DX11/DX12 chip because I have an aged DX11 AMD Card that just straight up crashes when it tries to run DOOM in any fashion. 0 Share this post Link to post
Plasma Gun Posted August 7, 2016 MetroidJunkie said:I doubt the Intel would run at all unless it's a very recent DX11/DX12 chip because I have an aged DX11 AMD Card that just straight up crashes when it tries to run DOOM in any fashion. Yeah, I can actually test it on my laptop...I have a Core i5-6200U, bet you it won't run. BTW, were you ever able to get your system upgraded for Doom? 0 Share this post Link to post
Wild Dog Posted August 7, 2016 Where i work i have assigned a machine with an Intel HD4300, Intel I5-4590 and 16 gb ram. It can run Fallout 4 at 1280x720 everything low you can get 30 fps more or less barely playable. It does run Doom at 1280x720 scaled Down to 50% with everything in low or off, you get about 25 fps in Single Player (45 fps Classic Maps), 30 fps Multiplayer and in SnapMap it depends on the map can go from 45 fps to 2. While the game you can play the game, even beat it (I did it, i was to bored and said why not lol). You are going to be missing a lot of the experience that Doom is. 0 Share this post Link to post
marisa2016 Posted August 26, 2016 cmiller said:Hello guys, which would be better to buy: https://yepo.com.au/lenovo-t460p-i7-6700hq-14-fhd-1tb-8gb-ram-gt940m-1gb-4g-lte-w7p64-w10p-3ydp-20fw001wau.htm or https://yepo.com.au/computers/notebooks/14-inch-notebooks/hp-840-g3-i7-6600u-plus-dock-d9y32aa-case-ont515au-defcon-cable-asp48au-17-v6d70pa-value-344917.htm Im thinking about those, however if any one has aleternatives, let's share, dont want to waste my money, and get bad Laptop for my birthday which is coming soon! The best gaming laptops, as for me, it is the MSI. I have a MSI GS60. All games are "just fly". To play in the DOOM you can purchase the MSI GE72. Here, read the description: https://yepo.com.au/ge72-6qd-680au-msi-ge72-17-3-fhd.htm. 0 Share this post Link to post
MrGlide Posted August 26, 2016 I will agree that the lenevo is the way to go, and also echo you are far better off going desktop. Good luck. 0 Share this post Link to post
Santos Posted August 28, 2016 I have an HP and i cant play very big maps in brutal doom without lag,so i dont reconmend it to you. By the way its good to know that when this shit die i should buy a lenovo ( i cant have a desktop). 0 Share this post Link to post
TAPETRVE Posted August 29, 2016 If you really want a gaming laptop, wait until the new models sporting Pascal GPUs are out. A notebook with a GTX 1070 will cost you only a few hundred quid more than a desktop PC of the same class. 0 Share this post Link to post
MTF Sergeant Posted September 4, 2016 I can't tell. I play the new Doom on a PS4, so I don't really know about Doom's system requirements for it's P.C version. So i'm sorry. 0 Share this post Link to post