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[Frozty137]

Intel Core i7 6500u.
# of Cores   2
# of Threads   4
Processor Base Frequency:   2.5 GHz
Max Turbo Frequency:   3.1 GHz
Cache: 4 MB SmartCache
TDP:15 W
Configurable TDP-up Frequency: 2.6 GHz
Configurable TDP-up: 25 W
Configurable TDP-down Frequency: 800 MHz
Configurable TDP-down: 7.5 W
RAM: 8GB.

Processor Graphics ‡:   Intel® HD Graphics 520
Graphics Base Frequency:   300 MHz
Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency:   1.05 GHz
Graphics Video Max Memory:   32 GB
Graphics Output:   eDP/DP/HDMI/DVI
4K Support:   Yes, at 60Hz
Max Resolution (Intel® WiDi)‡:   1080p
Max Resolution (HDMI 1.4)‡:   4096x2304@24Hz
Max Resolution (DP)‡:   4096x2304@60Hz
Max Resolution (eDP - Integrated Flat Panel)‡:   4096x2304@60Hz
Max Resolution (VGA)‡:   N/A
DirectX* Support:   12
OpenGL* Support:   4.4
Intel® Quick Sync Video:    Yes
Intel® InTru™ 3D Technology:   Yes
Intel® Clear Video HD Technology:   Yes
Intel® Clear Video Technology:   Yes
Intel® Wireless Display:    Yes
Intel® Insider™:   Yes
# of Displays Supported ‡:   3


I paid 1.2 grand (the laptop was like 1k, insurance was 200)

[Sajugs]

Well I gotta say you sure wasted your money on that lmao. You could've gotten a Alienware or some other laptop with a high-tier gaming videocard in it, instead you got a low-end Intel HD graphics that every shitty laptop has. Only good thing about that laptop is the CPU really.

[Zupps]

Well I gotta say you sure wasted your money on that lmao. You could've gotten a Alienware or some other laptop with a high-tier gaming videocard in it, instead you got a low-end Intel HD graphics that every shitty laptop has. Only good thing about that laptop is the CPU really.

Yes and no a out your last sentence. If we k ew what brand it was then we could some extra research. But why spend 1 grand on it when you could build a desktop literally double the size of that. There are small cases. But and this is a strong but, if your CPU can't keep up with the integrated graphics I saw something where u buy like a GPU converter and you can put a full size GPU and it connects to your pc. But it could be pointless if you don't have room wherever you play, like it won't fit. There is a video on Linus Tech Tips about it. You should consider it.

[Frozty137]

I know but its too late now. Plus I use this laptop to edit, and other things not just gaming. It's a Dell btw. It doesn't freeze or anything like that, I can play SAMP perfectly and record, but once I add a badass ENB with shadows and reflections, my game starts to lag.. I don't really know too much about computer parts to build my own computer, I'm currently learning though! 

[Zupps]

I know but its too late now. Plus I use this laptop to edit, and other things not just gaming. It's a Dell btw. It doesn't freeze or anything like that, I can play SAMP perfectly and record, but once I add a badass ENB with shadows and reflections, my game starts to lag.. I don't really know too much about computer parts to build my own computer, I'm currently learning though! 

I know specs. If you tell me how to build one I have a better chance of hitting a home run with my eyes closed. But don't forget if you're running a ENB your laptop is going to get hotter from it working harder and you need to make sure that nothing gets damaged. I fried one hard drive from my pc getting hot. Don't do it to yours. See what what happens when you download a fps counter then go to gta and try low grpahics, find the avg fps and try medium. See the fps difference. 30 fps is plauable, but not the best. 45+ is better. Maybe try low end ENBs and see what happens.

[Frozty137]

I'm just going to build or buy a new gaming PC honestly, this laptop was meant for school anyways. It can handle big programs so I'm fine with it xD, I need a gaming PC that can run SAMP with the best enb on full blast and I can still record at 60 FPS.

[Sajugs]

I'm just going to build or buy a new gaming PC honestly, this laptop was meant for school anyways. It can handle big programs so I'm fine with it xD, I need a gaming PC that can run SAMP with the best enb on full blast and I can still record at 60 FPS.

It doesn't ''freeze'' when playing SA-MP because SA-MP is a 2004 game lol. Anything else really you can't run on that Intel HD crap.

If you're gonna build a new PC I suggest you post a thread in this board so we can give you advice, given that I'm an actual IT and both me and Evil are into tech stuff and whatnot.

[Frozty137]

I shall post here for help! Thanks guys.