Choice advise

[Akundaera-kazzak]

Hello,

I am telling you straight, I do not understand anything in these but I hope the one who knows can help me.

Thinking to buy Laptop but there are 2 options obviously one is more expensive and bit cheaper version.

I need one which will run smooth, for example, my current laptop says recommended 7 in graphic option in WOW but when I put 7 I cannot even walk.

First cheaper one is this:

• Intel Coffee Lake Core i5-9300H
• 3GB GDDR5 Nvidia GTX1050
• 15.6 "FHD 1920x1080 IPS Matte LED Display
• 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 2666MHz
• 256GB SAMSUNG PM981 M.2 SSD

Another one is:

• Intel Coffee Lake Core i7-9750H
• 4GB GDDR5 Nvidia GTX1650 128-Bit
• 15.6 "FHD 1920x1080 IPS Matte LED Display
• 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 2666MHz
• 256GB M.2 SSD SATA 3

Yet again telling need for maximum/ultra graphics I just want to enjoy it not wait 30 mins for loading screen.

Thank you

[Moothilda-aszune (Moothilda)]

The first choice is better than the one I am playing on, so it can run WoW.

Since it is better than mine I don’t know if it will experince some of the heating problems and screen blackouts I can experince when I shuffle between programs.

My guess is that it can, but I also needed to download new graphic drivers before I could play WoW when I returned - so a setup for it to update automaically can be a thing you should do when you get the computer.

I am a bit unsure about how much better the other computer you listed is, although I think you will be able have a smooth gameplay

I don’t how to advise you on a buy here, because I always buy with the price in mind
I find the cheapest one that just have reached any recommendations for what I need it to, and then I torture it

[Eighjan-terokkar (Eighjan)]

Second option has the better CPU, so that’s the main ‘win’… even if the second one had the graphics of the first one, you’d still be in ‘win’ territory - don’t expect the machine to not run at ‘space heater’ levels, mind…