Game / Edit Laptop ?!

[Lhamster 4,081]

You won't be able to get an insane PC for €1200, but you can get a very good one. Below is a rough suggestion of a build you can do for about €1200:

 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/KDtJ8K

 

Done a lot of research lately, wanting to build a desktop for video editing myself, so I like to think I kinda know what I'm talking about. Those that seriously game will know more obvs, I care more about video editing.

[lordmostafa 3,821]

You won't be able to get an insane PC for €1200, but you can get a very good one. Below is a rough suggestion of a build you can do for about €1200:

 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/KDtJ8K

 

Done a lot of research lately, wanting to build a desktop for video editing myself, so I like to think I kinda know what I'm talking about. Those that seriously game will know more obvs, I care more about video editing.

 Why the power supply? Corsair CX series are known to have failed in the past, moreover, 120$ for 500W semi-modular Bronze? Damn man, EVGA SuperNOVA G2 is 650W, full-modular and Gold for 90$ (the one I have) :P

Also, do you mind sharing your rig? I know a fair bit about PC hardware and I would love seeing your build. I might even be able to help you a bit:)

[AbsoluteAlphaZero 2,027]

I'm so confused xd

[lordmostafa 3,821]

I'm so confused xd

On what? Feel free to ask anything.

[ToHoYoNTaDa 1,147]

Feel free asking me.

[ToHoYoNTaDa 1,147]

Chalo saray bachay moderators shoderators yahaan say dor jao :P

 

 

 

Joke, joke don't cry :p

 

 

[Guest]

A pretty good build with 16GB RAM

[Reeco9 1,567]

You won't be able to get an insane PC for €1200, but you can get a very good one. Below is a rough suggestion of a build you can do for about €1200:

 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/KDtJ8K

 

Done a lot of research lately, wanting to build a desktop for video editing myself, so I like to think I kinda know what I'm talking about. Those that seriously game will know more obvs, I care more about video editing.

Yep, this is decent, although if you're willing to wait a little longer you could get your hands on a new GTX 1060 which is set to release at a good price with power to rival the current 980.

 

 

 Why the power supply? Corsair CX series are known to have failed in the past, moreover, 120$ for 500W semi-modular Bronze? Damn man, EVGA SuperNOVA G2 is 650W, full-modular and Gold for 90$ (the one I have) :P

Also, do you mind sharing your rig? I know a fair bit about PC hardware and I would love seeing your build. I might even be able to help you a bit:)

Can't speak for Corsair, but I will also recommend EVGA for their power supplies - I'm using a 650W fully modular one too.

Edited July 9, 2016 by Reeco9

[AbsoluteAlphaZero 2,027]

...  I have litterly no clue about where you guys are talking about, okay I'm gonna show some examples in videos.

I want to have better FPS and Quality then them:

Is this possible with 1300 - 1500 Euro?

I'm a kid that is learning things about PC ok :P

[Guest]

These two videos are both 60fps with maximum graphics. You can't get more than 60fps in Flash Tanki and there are no advanced graphics settings for it. That's the maximum quality you can get with raw video. But since both of them edited the videos, added more contrast, brightness, etc. it looks better.

 

Also, we're talking about PC components for your budget.

[AbsoluteAlphaZero 2,027]

These two videos are both 60fps with maximum graphics. You can't get more than 60fps in Flash Tanki and there are no advanced graphics settings for it. That's the maximum quality you can get with raw video. But since both of them edited the videos, added more contrast, brightness, etc. it looks better.

 

Also, we're talking about PC components for your budget.

I know how to add those contasts, but is 60FPS full Graphics in my range? 1300 - 1500Euro?

[Reeco9 1,567]

I know how to add those contasts, but is 60FPS full Graphics in my range? 1300 - 1500Euro?

Easily.

[Guest]

Easily.

+ Agree.

[Guest]

I have an alienware 13 laptop for 1700$, its small but can run any game ive tried on it with at least 60 FPS including GTA 5, it has a dual core 17 processor with 10 gb of installed ram, Ive had this for almost two years and ive never encountered a problem with it.

[AbsoluteAlphaZero 2,027]

Thats cool!

[Lhamster 4,081]

 Why the power supply? Corsair CX series are known to have failed in the past, moreover, 120$ for 500W semi-modular Bronze? Damn man, EVGA SuperNOVA G2 is 650W, full-modular and Gold for 90$ (the one I have) :P

Also, do you mind sharing your rig? I know a fair bit about PC hardware and I would love seeing your build. I might even be able to help you a bit:)

In which case, go for that one, IDK that much about power supplies. I don't actually have one yet, I haven't decided how insane I want to go, it also depends on if I get a drone first or not.

 

Yep, this is decent, although if you're willing to wait a little longer you could get your hands on a new GTX 1060 which is set to release at a good price with power to rival the current 980.

 

 

Can't speak for Corsair, but I will also recommend EVGA for their power supplies - I'm using a 650W fully modular one too.

That is true, would have gone with a 1070, but it would have gone over budget.

 

I have an alienware 13 laptop for 1700$, its small but can run any game ive tried on it with at least 60 FPS including GTA 5, it has a dual core 17 processor with 10 gb of installed ram, Ive had this for almost two years and ive never encountered a problem with it.

I'm guessing that's gonna be a bit overpriced for what you got, knowing Alienware.. (Not as much as a Macbook though :lol: )

[Reeco9 1,567]

I'm guessing that's gonna be a bit overpriced for what you got, knowing Alienware.. (Not as much as a Macbook though :lol: )

True, Alienware is pretty much Dell's flashy gaming laptop range, equipped with shiny LEDs and a matte black design. You can custom-spec a Dell Inspiron or XPS laptop for significantly less money.

[ToHoYoNTaDa 1,147]

That's merging whole EN community :P

All that is only for buying a PC :blink:

[vanshajwore 324]

Just one question OP, are you ONLY going to play tanki? If yes, then get a 800$ pc (custom), its more than enough. If you are going to play OTHER games too (especially AAA games with high settings), then i can recommend according to that.

Though i would recommend the latter for long term investment, because pc get outdated very quickly

[i200000 717]

Just one question OP, are you ONLY going to play tanki? If yes, then get a 800$ pc (custom), its more than enough. If you are going to play OTHER games too (especially AAA games with high settings), then i can recommend according to that.

Though i would recommend the latter for long term investment, because pc get outdated very quickly

Blender, Adobe premiere DOESN'T EVEN RUN on the computer what you would buy to play AAA games.

[Lhamster 4,081]

Blender, Adobe premiere DOESN'T EVEN RUN on the computer what you would buy to play AAA games.

Never used Blender, but Premiere will easily run on a gaming rig...

[vanshajwore 324]

Blender, Adobe premiere DOESN'T EVEN RUN on the computer what you would buy to play AAA games.

what are you talking about?

A gaming rig also consist of a powerful CPU, ssd and RAM which are the basic requirements of editing.

Edited July 11, 2016 by vanshajwore

[Guest]

True, Alienware is pretty much Dell's flashy gaming laptop range, equipped with shiny LEDs and a matte black design. You can custom-spec a Dell Inspiron or XPS laptop for significantly less money.

[ToHoYoNTaDa 1,147]

Lhamster is now teitter moderator?

How?

[Lhamster 4,081]