Looking for a decent laptop that I can use for college with

>>56409788
>with taking notes, programming, video editing and can handle modern games
You are not going to do any of the three former activities if you seriously considered something for "gayming". Fuck off.
>>>/v/

>>56409854
There's a reason I'm not looking at laptops that have the word "gaming" in them. It's not a a huge priority but it's nice to have since I'm using it for school and for fun.
Thanks for the input

>>56409788
Dell XPS 13. You don't want the aspire, it's too big to comfortably carry around.

i still like my y50, just delete all the lenovo bloatware

buy a low end netbook or tablet pc hybrid and build a 500-600$ desktop

best of both worlds with no compromises associated with laptops that are trying to be everything at once.

Dont bother with an i7, get something with an i5 and good build quality.

Latest integrated graphics will not play current gen games, they will play last gen games quite well though

>>56410345

what's with all the dell shills lately?
/g/ already likes dell (mostly)

>>56410735
>whats with this guy recommended dell
>lots of guys on /g/ like dell
>so why is the guy on /g/ recommending dell

>>56409788
acer is crap, it barely exceeds toshiba in build quality

i recommend:
https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Ideapad-700-GeForce-80RU00FEUS/dp/B01FJFN872/
or
https://www.amazon.com/K501UW-AB78-15-6-inch-Full-HD-Gaming-Glacier/dp/B01DT49XN8/

keep in mind though that the gaming experience on any laptop will be extremely bad. only the proper "gaming" laptops that are as thick and heavy as a suspension bridge can really match desktops in performance and they cost far too much. any normal laptop will overheat, throttle, and just perform poorly, dedicated graphics or not.

>>56410826
yes, but lots of people have been specifically talking about the XPS 13 lately, and dell products which aren't for business or aren't displays are shit