sarangbokil
Right off the assembly line
Hi guys, I wanna buy a gaming laptop around rs 35k to 40k that shud run all new games like Battlefield 3 etc. Brand is no concern but still I'll prefer Dell.
Wanna Buy Gaming laptop around Rs. 35 to40k
red dragon
Master troll
TBH with you;you are not going to find any gaming laptop in your range.
For other things,you do have some nice options from Dell Vostro,hp probook and even some i3 Vaio SB series.
Sent from Galaxy S2
For other things,you do have some nice options from Dell Vostro,hp probook and even some i3 Vaio SB series.
Sent from Galaxy S2
ashish21099
Broken In
Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D
-Core i5,4GB RAM,2GB GT540M
-40k
Its the best gaming laptop you can get in ur budget.
-Core i5,4GB RAM,2GB GT540M
-40k
Its the best gaming laptop you can get in ur budget.
OP
sarangbokil
Right off the assembly line
@red dragon: Bro actually I have seen some laptops with good configurations around 40k. But Thanks 4 ur reply.
OP
sarangbokil
Right off the assembly line
@Ashish:Thanx for the reply, I'll check it out
mailshobhon
THE HARDCORE GAMER
go for Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D the best bang for the buck right now can do everything without any heating issues
red dragon
Master troll
We are talking about gaming laptops
DV6,Inspirons,xps or the discussed k series are not meant for gaming.
mailshobhon
THE HARDCORE GAMER
about the budget of 35k these are the only laptops available in india for better gaming he has to increase his budget
sdmaverick
Journeyman
While I agree with you on the DV6, Inspirons etc. would request you not to mislead people about the k series in question. It is decently equipped to handle games at medium-high settings on the native resolution & if at all a laptop in the price range of 35-40k is purchased as one on which gaming will be an important considerations, it definitely qualifies as VFM.
P.S I have tried the current crop of games including MW3, Saints Row3, Crysis 2, Dirt3 etc on a friends i5 k series laptop and they seem to be pretty playable around 40fps on an average.
Cheers!
red dragon
Master troll
Those games you mentioned do run in the current dv6 also.
Then why is dv6 is not a gaming laptop?
I do not want to mislead anyone...buying/using an Asus laptop does not make you any expert.
Asus do make good laptops,but the keyboard flex in X and K series is just as bad as Acer timelines.
Compare it with a thinkpad t series...then only you will realize what does keyboard flex means.
Then why is dv6 is not a gaming laptop?
I do not want to mislead anyone...buying/using an Asus laptop does not make you any expert.
Asus do make good laptops,but the keyboard flex in X and K series is just as bad as Acer timelines.
Compare it with a thinkpad t series...then only you will realize what does keyboard flex means.
Freedom.Forever
free speech, forever
this and that, he was just waiting for this moment and you granted him one, he is sarcastic and does nothing but mock at the people.
@red dragon
it would be really nice of you if you try to help them and answer only what they ask.
OP
Get an asus they are mentioning. its of course not a gaming laptop, but all the present games will run decently. its the ONLY option for you which will play all the games decently with no overheating and reasonable build at your limited budget.
and also read previous threads, you'll get an idea.
otherwise if you are ready to sacrifice gaming(I'm sure you are not) then the ones red dragon mentioned are of no match.
utkarsh73
Journeyman
This "Asus v/s Other brands" debate is very common nowadays in 35-45K laptop queries here. I find it very interesting how a single brand(Asus, in this case) can compete with other brands so beautifully......
Anyways,as I have come across 3 Asus laptops where its screen has cracked abruptly(One on this forum), it will be advisable to avoid Asus unless there is not much choice left. No offense to asus, but if I were to buy I would not risk for a cracked screen even though it is rare.
You can try Acer Aspire 5755g for 35K. It has a good Nvidia Geforce GT540M 1GB graphic card but a slightly slow processor and not so good build quality. I used it for 1 day and it felt good enough. I haven't seen Acer laptops failing so spontaneously, though one of my friends' laptop's fan went dead and battery backup reduced to just 50% after 1 year of extremely heavy use. He never used the battery and always kept it plugged to AC which might have attributed to its battery decline.
Anyways,as I have come across 3 Asus laptops where its screen has cracked abruptly(One on this forum), it will be advisable to avoid Asus unless there is not much choice left. No offense to asus, but if I were to buy I would not risk for a cracked screen even though it is rare.
You can try Acer Aspire 5755g for 35K. It has a good Nvidia Geforce GT540M 1GB graphic card but a slightly slow processor and not so good build quality. I used it for 1 day and it felt good enough. I haven't seen Acer laptops failing so spontaneously, though one of my friends' laptop's fan went dead and battery backup reduced to just 50% after 1 year of extremely heavy use. He never used the battery and always kept it plugged to AC which might have attributed to its battery decline.
aroraanant
Explorer
In dell I like only XPS laptops which are way out of your budget.Don't go for Inspiron or Vostro laptops and even I won't suggest you to go for HP as they had serious heating issues
So the best option you have is Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D
So the best option you have is Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D
red dragon
Master troll
Sir,I will never ever suggest a consumer laptop to anyone whose prime purpose seems to be gaming that too on a shoestring budget.
Regarding answering what asked.....unlike you,I tend to post in threads where I know what I am talking about.
Are you not the same person who did not know the difference between the first and second gen of i3 or a laptop can be run without the battery?
So,basically you knew nothing about computers last week,and have become a melting pot of knowledge in less than a week!!
Want some serious answers?
Learn to ask serious questions first.
Like,suggest a thin and light laptop within 40k which can do all basic office works plus run some specific SW(which is/are gpu aided),hd movies,drive a relatively high impedence headohones AND can play a few newer games OCCASSIONALY in low settings.
Instead of...
No compromise Gaming laptop for 35-40k which can play all the latest games at highest settings!
I am an old man,but not too old like someone who have left gaming a decade ago.
Still know a thing or two about games released before 2010.
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sdmaverick
Journeyman
The DV6 comes with a AMD Radeon 6490M and if you think it's as good as a gt540m then you shouldn't even really be suggesting anything at all. And regarding the keyboard flex, whether its there or not, HOW IS THIS CONNECTED TO THE THREAD? Why go off topic? And are you really that naive to assume things? Who said guys discussing stuff here are experts? Thats your perception, do us all a favour and keep that to yourself.
Learn to add value to discussions, not thrash a thread with sarcasm all the time!
Cheers!
red dragon
Master troll
Where did I compared the two cards?
Just said those games are playable.
Assuming,you buy a laptop for portability...many of us will not be carrying a gamepad.
Can you play computer games without a keyboard?
If yes,please do enlighten the poor soul of mine.
BTW,from your post it seems like you do not know what a keyboard flex is and how badly it can damage a laptop.
For a gaming laptop a proper keyboard is as important as the gpu.
And I do not see how is it irrelevent in a laptop buying help thread.
There are loads of things to be discussed about gaming laptops other than gpu bench results.
Oh!last time I checked dv6 was having 6770m,so they downgraded it!
I am on leave for one more day and have ample time...will love to discuss bout laptops.
And no!I am not naive,and do know a thing or two about laptops.
Just said those games are playable.
Assuming,you buy a laptop for portability...many of us will not be carrying a gamepad.
Can you play computer games without a keyboard?
If yes,please do enlighten the poor soul of mine.
BTW,from your post it seems like you do not know what a keyboard flex is and how badly it can damage a laptop.
For a gaming laptop a proper keyboard is as important as the gpu.
And I do not see how is it irrelevent in a laptop buying help thread.
There are loads of things to be discussed about gaming laptops other than gpu bench results.
Oh!last time I checked dv6 was having 6770m,so they downgraded it!
I am on leave for one more day and have ample time...will love to discuss bout laptops.
And no!I am not naive,and do know a thing or two about laptops.
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sdmaverick
Journeyman
The first thing you say is "Assuming"
Why do you assume that a laptop keyboard cannot be used for gaming? Do you always play games to enter the World Cyber Games or something? 
Yes, for gaming do carry a mouse! I "assume" that wouldn't be half as bad right? Regarding the keyboard flex, yes I am aware of the phenomenon and no, my laptop does not suffer from keyboard flex (I have an asus k series i7 config).
And trust me, flex is a relative term. If you bang your keyboard like an Ogre all the time it will inevitably develop the flex! Be gentle with the keyboard kind sir
Yes, DV6 is no more a budget gaming laptop. Its just a highly priced laptop thats all. And good to know, I have a week off would love to discuss laptops as well
Cheers!
red dragon
Master troll
The first thing you say is "Assuming"
Regarding the keyboard flex, yes I am aware of the phenomenon and no, my laptop does not suffer from keyboard flex (I have an asus k series i7 config).
And trust me, flex is a relative term. If you bang your keyboard like an Ogre all the time it will inevitably develop the flex! Be gentle with the keyboard kind sir
So it seems you can not read english.
Read my previous post's first line again.
I assumed people buy laptops for portability.
Looks like you can bypass the keypad entirely with your mighty mouse!
Do not know,how many hours do you actually work on your laptop,but I have to spend atleast 6-8 hrs in places where I do not have access to a desktop and a poor T410/420 and an old MBP suffer all the torture....and no sire!They do not suffer from any sort of keyboard flexes,in whatever relative term you like to have.
FYI,people do get there works done on a laptop too other than gaming and some of them can type really fast...it is actually a survival skill and a few 4-5 years old thinkpads and Toshiba Sats and probooks have survived the constant storm with ZERO flex.
I did not know you have a k series.
I am sorry if I offended you.
Enjoy your laptop.
No more post from me in this thread,no matter how strong the provocation is
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sdmaverick
Journeyman
So it seems you can not read english.
Read my previous post's first line again.
I assumed people buy laptops for portability.
Looks like you can bypass the keypad entirely with your mighty mouse!
Do not know,how many hours do you actually work on your laptop,but I have to spend atleast 6-8 hrs in places where I do not have access to a desktop and a poor T410/420 and an old MBP suffer all the torture....and no sire!They do not suffer from any sort of keyboard flexes,in whatever relative term you like to have.
FYI,people do get there works done on a laptop too other than gaming and some of them can type really fast...it is actually a survival skill and a few 4-5 years old thinkpads and Toshiba Sats and probooks have survived the constant storm with ZERO flex.
I did not know you have a k series.
I am sorry if I offended you.
Enjoy your laptop.
No more post from me in this thread,no matter how strong the provocation is
A laptop these days is considered an effective alternate for very obvious reasons and yes most of the guys here am pretty sure spend a good amount of time on their devices! So a 6-8 hours on the laptop is a pretty common sight these days! Glad to know there's no flex even after so much abuse
Also, an individual may go for a laptop instead of a desktop for entertainment / gaming purposes for a variety of reasons (including away from home / living in a dorm / college / portability etc). While I re-iterate that a laptop cannot be a replacement for a desktop in terms of its gaming prowess, they have enough power these days to provide the user a sufficient & decent gaming experience. The so called games that you are aware of (around the 2010 time) all run at 60fps without a hiccup on a 40k odd laptop with a decent gfx card. All the newer ones probably around 40fps which is still decent gaming fps. Its not a stipulation for everybody to have HIGH END GRAPHICS ON ALL THE GAMES ALL THE TIME!
Trust me, there's no offence taken. Every person is entitled to their own tastes & preferences in buying a product and it need not align with the other person's. As far as I am concerned, 45k for the Asus laptop that I am currently typing on from (without flex of course
) is money well spent. I am pretty satisfied in the features vs the price. Till now, I haven't faced any problems with this machine. Cheers!