If you are after a brand new cheapest laptop with GTX1060, and don't mind to have i5-7300HQ, we bought one few weeks ago and now seems it even got a price drop from hardly normal. Bonus $230 Gaming Software Package via Redemption.
i5-7300HQ
8gb RAM
128gb SSD + 1T HDD
3gb GeForce GTX 1060
15.6" 1920 x 1080
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not bad for hardly normals
Hows this compare to the DEll inpsiron gaming for 999
Better then Dell's for gaming for sure
Better GPU, as 1060 6GB is almost twice as fast as 1050Ti.
This laptop's 1060 is the 3GB variant though, so the difference in performance isn't as big.
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1050-Ti-vs-N…
It's still much better, not quite twice as fast.
Well probably 65% faster instead of around 80% faster than 1050 Ti.
With gaming laptops, are you supposed to play games while they are plugged in?
Or could you just play them on their own?
It's complicated. The more GPU/CPU-intensive a game is, the more resources it takes up, the quicker it drains your battery. So if you're playing a recently-released AAA game on high settings, you'd hardly have any time to play on battery. But I think you could get a few hours if you were playing like a 2D indie title or a game that came out a decade ago.
Some devices go into battery-saver mode automatically if they aren't plugged in. It will extend the battery life at the cost of performance, so you might have to turn battery-saver off or turn down your game's settings.
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