Would really like to build a gaming laptop

the more i consider it, the more i like the idea.

Is it possible to build a decent gaming laptop that will run 2010 games on medium settings with a budget of no more then $500 dollars?

I honost to God do not know where to begin, there are so many different versions of graphics cards (i am a fan of Nvidia as i have not run into problems with them, just like how i like SeaGate and Logitech).

would greatly appreciate the help from the computer tech guru's on here.

the more i consider it, the more i like the idea.

Is it possible to build a decent gaming laptop that will run 2010 games on medium settings with a budget of no more then $500 dollars?

I honost to God do not know where to begin, there are so many different versions of graphics cards (i am a fan of Nvidia as i have not run into problems with them, just like how i like SeaGate and Logitech).

would greatly appreciate the help from the computer tech guru's on here.

SaudiFury

You cant build a laptop silly. Can you?

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the more i consider it, the more i like the idea.

Is it possible to build a decent gaming laptop that will run 2010 games on medium settings with a budget of no more then $500 dollars?

I honost to God do not know where to begin, there are so many different versions of graphics cards (i am a fan of Nvidia as i have not run into problems with them, just like how i like SeaGate and Logitech).

would greatly appreciate the help from the computer tech guru's on here.

GazaAli

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"]

the more i consider it, the more i like the idea.

Is it possible to build a decent gaming laptop that will run 2010 games on medium settings with a budget of no more then $500 dollars?

I honost to God do not know where to begin, there are so many different versions of graphics cards (i am a fan of Nvidia as i have not run into problems with them, just like how i like SeaGate and Logitech).

would greatly appreciate the help from the computer tech guru's on here.

SaudiFury

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"]

the more i consider it, the more i like the idea.

Is it possible to build a decent gaming laptop that will run 2010 games on medium settings with a budget of no more then $500 dollars?

I honost to God do not know where to begin, there are so many different versions of graphics cards (i am a fan of Nvidia as i have not run into problems with them, just like how i like SeaGate and Logitech).

would greatly appreciate the help from the computer tech guru's on here.

SaudiFury

Yes that would be a much easier to reach goal. Is there anything that you would be able to reuse? Like a monitor, keyboard & mouse, harddrive, cd drive, etc...

I also wanted to built a desktop around $600, I already have a thread about it, hope we can built out desktop :D

heres a good buildin that price range

AMD 720 x3 $120 but for now its $155 for no reason, it will drop though.

ATI 5770 1gb $160

HDD 500gb $50

4gb DDr3 ram$90

Gigabyte ma770t-ud3p $80

OCZ Fatality 550w around $60

Raidmax tornado case $40

This is my current build that im building. You can copy it.

heres a good buildin that price range

AMD 720 x3 $120 but for now its $155 for no reason, it will drop though.

ATI 5770 1gb $160

HDD 500gb $50

4gb DDr3 ram$90

Gigabyte ma770t-ud3p $80

OCZ Fatality 550w around $60

Raidmax tornado case $40

This is my current build that im building. You can copy it.

KLONE360

Well im going to use my 19 inch HDTV through HDMI. The thing is i havnt built it yet due to money shortage but im gaining the parts over an extended time which is driving me nuts. Oh and add an OS. You should dual boot linux and win7. I have also done alot of research on these parts and how they work together. And i have found that this pc will be quite good.

Well im going to use my 19 inch HDTV through HDMI. The thing is i havnt built it yet due to money shortage but im gaining the parts over an extended time which is driving me nuts. Oh and add an OS. You should dual boot linux and win7. I have also done alot of research on these parts and how they work together. And i have found that this pc will be quite good.

KLONE360

You cant build a laptop silly. Can you?

KLONE360

Yes, it's possible. But considering that prebuilts rival DIY laptops in terms of price vs. performance nowadays, I hardly consider it worthwhile.

Wow, then depending on resolution if you want to hook it up to that tv you might want to get a 5850 so you can have good frame rate.