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If not because of how expensive a gaming laptop is, I will say that it is the better choice. At least, the graphics is always top notch.
If you are a PC player - do you play on a desktop or laptop?
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If not because of how expensive a gaming laptop is, I will say that it is the better choice. At least, the graphics is always top notch.
I've used both over the years. Unless portability is an absolute must a desktop is such a better experience.
I haven't used a gaming laptop in about 3 years but all of mine have always gotten very hot to the touch and are rather loud with the fans going. All the while not performing particularly well in comparison to a desktop of similar prices.
If you are college age or on the road a lot I understand why a laptop is the better choice but man o man did it feel good when I built my first desktop.
I haven't used a gaming laptop in about 3 years but all of mine have always gotten very hot to the touch and are rather loud with the fans going. All the while not performing particularly well in comparison to a desktop of similar prices.
If you are college age or on the road a lot I understand why a laptop is the better choice but man o man did it feel good when I built my first desktop.
On the desktop is always better from my experience unless you have a very powerful laptop.
It is getting dated. Battlefield 2042 lags even on low settings. It's apparently my CPU. I also want a new video card!
Battlefield 2042 is a full time blown disappointment!!It is getting dated. Battlefield 2042 lags even on low settings. It's apparently my CPU. I also want a new video card!
Honestly, I don't understand why. I have no issue with EA, and I personally really like the game. It must have a following, as I queue almost instantly for just about every match. The graphics are wicked IMO, it has exiting and frenetic gameplay, a variety of different modes, and a nice mix of PC and cross play players.
EA have been careless with some of their franchise over the last couple of years. They simply just don't care because they have a very powerful fan base.
If they have a very powerful fan base, then they must be doing *something* correct! lol
Maybe or maybe not, at lot of them are just being addicted to whatever they do whether it's good or bad.
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Laptop is also okay since it has better graphics. You can have a better gaming experience with a laptop unless when you are playing with a better desktop.
When I used to often travel for work, my MacBookPro was my go to computer. It did everything for me, besides everyday computer stuff, it was capable of Bootcamp, a utility to play PC games on it. Now that I'm not traveling, and Apple has moved away from Intel, most of my gaming takes place on a homebuilt PC. That is inevitable.