Can You Recommend A Laptop To Me

Which laptop would you recommend?

Honestly, Civ V at least doesn’t require very much power at all, and I find it quite playable on my crappy ivy bridge notebook that I use when I need a laptop, even though it only runs at 8–15 fps. However, it would obviously be a better experience if you had a better laptop constructed more for gaming. So I will recommend the only laptop I know of that is “gaming” focused “below” $800: The Dell Inspiron Gaming 7000. It is, technically, below $800(and you get a whole extra cent!) However, that money gets you a discrete GPU, which, despite the fact that it is just a 1050 Ti, is much better than any integrated graphics will likely be for years. Anything more demanding than Civ V will probably need something along these lines to be playable, especially any game that isn’t turn based. Hope this helped!

What brand laptop do you recommend?

While you may see headlines about devices like the latest MacBook Pro, it turns out you don't need to spend thousands to get a decent computer — especially if you're using it for things like word processing, web browsing, and emailing.While you may see headlines about devices like the latest MacBook Pro, it turns out you don't need to spend thousands to get a decent computer — especially if you're using it for things like word processing, web browsing, and emailing.Of course, there are quite a few things to consider in purchasing a new laptop. After all, they're pretty complex machines. Here's a quick rundown of the features to look for when you make your choice.Operating System: There are a few major computer operating systems out there. You're probably most familiar with Windows, as its by far the most popular operating system, but there's also Apple's macOS, which is also very capable. Finally, there's Google's Chrome OS, which is a little more targeted to those with basic computer needs who like the idea of being able to use some Android apps on their computer and are plugged into Google's ecosystem and web apps. We're not including any computers with macOS on this list because there aren't any that would fall under the "budget laptop" distinction of costing $500 or less.Specs: Some computers are more powerful than others. Things like the processor and amount of RAM will dictate how quickly your computer runs, while the amount of storage indicates how many files you can keep on your computer at once.Size: Laptops come in a range of different sizes, however, the smaller ones generally sit in the 10- to 11-inch range, while the larger ones can get as big as 17-inches. That's handy for watching movies, but it comes at the cost of portability.Then, of course, there's cost. For this guide, we consider a "budget" laptop to be a laptop that costs about $600 or less. However, if you can afford to spend more than that, you will be able to get something more powerful and arguably better than the computers on this list.