loramin |
10-11-2019 04:13 PM |
Go to Amazon, check the SSD box, and pick one you like. If you want to drive multiple monitors (desktop-style) off of it, get one with an extra/better graphics card (not just the on-board).
CPU/RAM/Hard Drive Space all matter for the same reasons they matter on any computer, but our old game will run fine pretty much regardless of what those specs are. Everything else (eg. size) comes down to your preference.
Oh and:
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Originally Posted by Snagglepuss
(Post 2981852)
I was initially looking at desktop PCs, but now I'm thinking about a laptop. Is there any reason to go desktop now a days?
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No, not really, unless you're in to cutting edge PC gaming or something. If you like to play (say) 3D shooters or racing games, then desktops can give you better hardware for less money. The same is true if you're into digital animation, bitcoin mining, or anything else hardware-intensive.
But for normal people, laptops are plenty good, even pretty cheap ones.
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