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    Default Laptops / Computers - What should I get next?

    Hey guys.. .what kind of laptops / computers do you guys all have? Would you recommend it?

    This is what I currently have..

    MacBook Pro Late 2011
    Screen 15-Inch (1680 x 1050)
    Processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7
    Memory 4GB 1333 MHz DDR3
    Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB

    I'm looking to upgrade.

    I want to be able to run applications such as Minecraft, Sims, Flight Simulator X, Train Simulator 2014, etc. I do not want an Apple product. Preference for a laptop over a desktop computer and basically I want to improve on most if not all technical specifications as I listed above.

    My price range is $1,000 to $3,000. What do you recommend and is it what you currently have?
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    You won't need something very powerful for the games you've mentioned, even onboard graphics would suit you fine. Get a Lenovo Yoga 13 or something, I have one and it's great!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hashterix View Post
    You won't need something very powerful for the games you've mentioned, even onboard graphics would suit you fine. Get a Lenovo Yoga 13 or something, I have one and it's great!
    Flight Simulator X
    Train Simulator
    Minecraft with some TNT

    point disproven.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    Flight Simulator X
    Train Simulator
    Minecraft with some TNT

    point disproven.
    I could run Crysis with medium settings on Intel HD 3000 graphics at an acceptable framerate. Those games are nowhere near as graphically advanced, and FSX is mainly CPU based. The onboard graphics of the Lenovo yoga are HD 4000 and would be more than enough for those games. Also FSX wouldn't be a problem for an i5, even the mobile version.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hashterix View Post
    I could run Crysis with medium settings on Intel HD 3000 graphics at an acceptable framerate. Those games are nowhere near as graphically advanced, and FSX is mainly CPU based. The onboard graphics of the Lenovo yoga are HD 4000 and would be more than enough for those games. Also FSX wouldn't be a problem for an i5, even the mobile version.
    Have you ever tried running FSX on low spec systems?


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    Someone hasn't played FSX in a while...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    Someone hasn't played FSX in a while...
    Don't forget the addons, hell it might make the default base installation of FSX playable. But if you are going to get into FSX then you would install addons (aircraft, scenery) etc


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    Quote Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx View Post
    Have you ever tried running FSX on low spec systems?
    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    Someone hasn't played FSX in a while...
    I used to play it on a system with 512MB of RAM and an AMD 64 1.8Ghz processor. An i5 and onboard HD 4000 graphics would be absolutely fine if you didn't have the need to max everything out.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hashterix View Post
    I used to play it on a system with 512MB of RAM and an AMD 64 1.8Ghz processor. An i5 and onboard HD 4000 graphics would be absolutely fine if you didn't have the need to max everything out.
    I guess you didn't install any addons (PMDG for example) or detailed scenery...


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    Quote Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx View Post
    I guess you didn't install any addons (PMDG for example) or detailed scenery...
    No.


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