I am in the need for a new Laptop and I've spent weeks looking with no decision. I'm currently using a 2022 Acer Chromebook and my gaming experience with it is awful. takes a minute for everyone to load in and THE LAG don't even get me started.. What Laptop devices would you recommend for YO?

Howdy! Finally a post for me to answer....

Here are the most important technical specs for good gaming, listed in descending order of importance -

1. RAM - You can never buy enough. I would recommend at least 8, but I would spend to get 16 or more if my budget could swing it. EVERYTHING now uses more RAM, from your operating system to your apps. Don't skimp here.

2. Processor Speed - I'm going to recommend at least 3gHz on your processor. The HTML5 is fat for Yo, and the faster your speed, the better the gets through the glitches. If your budget can handle 4 or more, do it.

3. Graphics Card - I'll recommend at least 8GB GDDR here. Yo is not graphically demanding, but I find my gameplay on my devices with better graphics shows up more smoothly.

And personally I like a 17inch laptop monitor. I know that makes the sucker huge, but I like to SEE the games I play. This is a good option.

https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/ ... 1079#Specs

Gutterball (126579776) wrote:Howdy! Finally a post for me to answer....

Here are the most important technical specs for good gaming, listed in descending order of importance -

1. RAM - You can never buy enough. I would recommend at least 8, but I would spend to get 16 or more if my budget could swing it. EVERYTHING now uses more RAM, from your operating system to your apps. Don't skimp here.

2. Processor Speed - I'm going to recommend at least 3gHz on your processor. The HTML5 is fat for Yo, and the faster your speed, the better the gets through the glitches. If your budget can handle 4 or more, do it.

3. Graphics Card - I'll recommend at least 8GB GDDR here. Yo is not graphically demanding, but I find my gameplay on my devices with better graphics shows up more smoothly.

And personally I like a 17inch laptop monitor. I know that makes the sucker huge, but I like to SEE the games I play. This is a good option.

https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/ ... 1079#Specs

Thank you! I’ll keep these recommendations in mind.

to add to your first advice. If you want to build a computer (desktop pc) pcpartpicker helped me with my build.

Very basic, but I just use a Macbook. Lol.