Eventually acer extensa or in that range, be sure to have a good graphics card, most notebooks will have a decent cpu anyway. But why a notebook? I can build you a desktop computer (with screen and periferals) for better performance and gaming experience
What do you advice? wich cards and stuff?to make a full working computer.
Desktop > Laptop
Perhaps with that budget it’s smart to look at used laptops.
I can play it with my i3 530 and GT 220
What settings and what FPS do you get?
Well, then build it yourself with this:
Or any similar components and equilibrium
The laptops that have “gaming” written in their name usually are way too expensive for what they offer. There is no reason in buying a laptop that’s advertised as a dedicated gaming laptop, unless you really want to go for that matte black with green LEDs everywhere look. Yes, of course a desktop PC for 600 € does offer better performance, but once you subtract the price of the monitor and the peripherals, you’ll look at about 450 € for the tower alone. That will get you better performance than a 600€, but don’t expect to run any game on 1080p highest settings at 60 FPS. Generally, you’d be able to play Assetto Corsa on almost any system. My brother used to play it on a PC that had a 2 GHz CPU and the literally worst AMD card you could buy. Still playable. Not very nicely looking, but playable. I actually have bought a laptop in that price range a few months ago. An Acer Aspire E15, one of the more powerful models in the range (since I actually needed the mobility). List price was around 700ish €, but I managed to get it for 600 €. My brother has an Asus laptop (don’t ask me which one) around the same price class, and both do have acceptable performance. Compare performance specs and prices online, and you eventually will get somewhere. Maybe check your local tech store whether they have something on sale. For 600€, it still is not unreasonable to buy a laptop if you really need the mobility. For higher budgets, it may be prefereable to buy a tower PC and a cheap tablet for the mobility ontop.
I think a 450€ tower can run Assetto Corsa 1080p high (anti aliasing not too high)
I actually swapped myself to PC
Check the minimum and recommended specs on steam at the bottom of the page, then browse good brands for one that is better than the specs, just google CPU or gpu whatever charts and ctrl + f and search both to see which one is better
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Eventually acer extensa or in that range, be sure to have a good graphics card, most notebooks will have a decent cpu anyway.
But why a notebook?
I can build you a desktop computer (with screen and periferals) for better performance and gaming experience
What do you advice? wich cards and stuff?to make a full working computer.
Desktop > Laptop
Perhaps with that budget it’s smart to look at used laptops.
I can play it with my i3 530 and GT 220
What settings and what FPS do you get?
Well, then build it yourself with this:
Or any similar components and equilibrium
The laptops that have “gaming” written in their name usually are way too expensive for what they offer. There is no reason in buying a laptop that’s advertised as a dedicated gaming laptop, unless you really want to go for that matte black with green LEDs everywhere look.
Yes, of course a desktop PC for 600 € does offer better performance, but once you subtract the price of the monitor and the peripherals, you’ll look at about 450 € for the tower alone. That will get you better performance than a 600€, but don’t expect to run any game on 1080p highest settings at 60 FPS.
Generally, you’d be able to play Assetto Corsa on almost any system. My brother used to play it on a PC that had a 2 GHz CPU and the literally worst AMD card you could buy. Still playable. Not very nicely looking, but playable.
I actually have bought a laptop in that price range a few months ago. An Acer Aspire E15, one of the more powerful models in the range (since I actually needed the mobility). List price was around 700ish €, but I managed to get it for 600 €. My brother has an Asus laptop (don’t ask me which one) around the same price class, and both do have acceptable performance.
Compare performance specs and prices online, and you eventually will get somewhere. Maybe check your local tech store whether they have something on sale. For 600€, it still is not unreasonable to buy a laptop if you really need the mobility. For higher budgets, it may be prefereable to buy a tower PC and a cheap tablet for the mobility ontop.
I think a 450€ tower can run Assetto Corsa 1080p high (anti aliasing not too high)
I actually swapped myself to PC
Check the minimum and recommended specs on steam at the bottom of the page, then browse good brands for one that is better than the specs, just google CPU or gpu whatever charts and ctrl + f and search both to see which one is better