pc or laptop.

#1

null2x

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Well im looking to buy a new gaming rig but im not sure which to get. A gaming pc or gaming laptop. Im not sure if it would be wise to get a pc cause im going to start uni soon and might go overseas but then again laptops always overheat. I'm quite confused now :/. Any suggestions guys?

#2

joejoe347

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Get a gaming pc + a cheap laptop for school. If you get a big gaming laptop you are never going to want to cart that around school.

#3

deetr

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joejoe347Get a gaming pc + a cheap laptop for school. If you get a big gaming laptop you are never going to want to cart that around school.

This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't be pretty mobile.

[quote=joejoe347]Get a gaming pc + a cheap laptop for school. If you get a big gaming laptop you are never going to want to cart that around school.[/quote]

This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't [url=http://www.tomshardware.com/system-configuration-recommendation-57.html]be pretty mobile[/url].

#4

Kaeyel

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Deetrjoejoe347Get a gaming pc + a cheap laptop for school. If you get a big gaming laptop you are never going to want to cart that around school.
This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't be pretty mobile.

MiniATX is pretty good too

https://i.imgur.com/cwR6fN1.jpg

[quote=Deetr][quote=joejoe347]Get a gaming pc + a cheap laptop for school. If you get a big gaming laptop you are never going to want to cart that around school.[/quote]

This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't [url=http://www.tomshardware.com/system-configuration-recommendation-57.html]be pretty mobile[/url].[/quote]

MiniATX is pretty good too

[img]https://i.imgur.com/cwR6fN1.jpg[/img]

#5

lspike

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#6

loljk

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you should get a personal PC computer.

#7

Bonafide

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that coolermaster case looks like it's been chopped off a tower case.

Get a real mini-atx

http://rog.asus.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/watercooled-bit-fenix-prodigy-799x442.png

that coolermaster case looks like it's been chopped off a tower case.

Get a real mini-atx
[img]http://rog.asus.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/watercooled-bit-fenix-prodigy-799x442.png[/img]

#8

ArtofPC

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This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't be pretty mobile.

This guide is more comprehensive:
Beginner's Guide

[quote]This, and you could always get a small desktop that is mobile enough to bring with you for semi-permanent setups (LANs, school, etc) if you need power that is semi mobile. Just because it's a desktop doesn't mean it can't [url=http://www.tomshardware.com/system-configuration-recommendation-57.html]be pretty mobile[/url].[/quote]

This guide is more comprehensive:
[url=https://artofpc.com/the-beginners-guide-to-building-a-pc-2/] Beginner's Guide [/url]

#9

goug

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