New laptop with 64 GB of RAM available.
New laptop with 64 GB of RAM available.
That's a false listing - that's a 2012 business laptop, not a gaming laptop. It's a Pr0Book of some description. Anyway, If you are okay with going used, use the official outlets. Lenovo, Dell and HP have Outlets where they sell refurbished machines with full warranty. Start there.
I wasn't sure about that, but yes, I'm definitely thinking about used laptops now! I'll check the places you mentioned and stick with what you suggested if I don<|pad|>. If I don't like anything, I'll go with your choice. Thanks a ton for all the help—I really rely on you guys! I just have one more question: how did you end up learning about memory quality, graphics cards, and stuff like that? I haven't really studied it before, so it seems pretty clear to me.
Looking for Ryzen 3200u or Athlon 3000u models equipped with a 128GB SSD. These would handle light gaming smoothly.
Because reviewing your choices felt like observing a puppy being kicked, I spent some time on Australian eBay. I’ll share links with buy it now prices or auctions that match your budget, so you can play the games you want at least modestly. (Some or all may apply – since I didn’t start searching yet, the listing might include used laptops. Please confirm with the seller and read the description carefully to avoid confusion.)
Here are the links:
- MSI Gamaing Laptop GE70... [link]
- Asus laptop X550vb... [link]
- Gaming Fast Lenovo Core i5... [link]
- ASUS GL552V Core i7... [link]
- Gaming HP 17 k218TX... [link]
Remember, prices can be high and conditions strict. Some listings might have used models, so double-check with the seller before proceeding.