Hey guys i am new in this site and i am looking to buy a gaming laptop.i know some things about pc specs and etc but i want your opinion.https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/computers-for-next-day-delivery/128/ i think that this is ideal for running demanding games on med- high settings like far cry 3 crysis 3 etc or games that wiill come out in 3-4 years (sorry for some mistakes on my grammar i am not a native speaker)
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keynes
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The spec you posted is the best chassis/gpu you can get for your budget.
keynes
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Check benchmarks online:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-765M.92907.0.html
Demanding games on high with 60-70fps. You will need to lower the settings and resolution as well as your expectations for fps to play high or medium for demanding games. Anything above 30fps should be playable.
keynes
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You are asking that question on a forum that belongs to PCS?
I ordered 2 systems from them and I have no complains, very satisfied. For your budget is probably the best laptop you can get.
keynes
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Of course you will. Any retailer will ask you to pay first.
In the grand scheme of things, PCS are more trustworthy than you. You know quite a bit about PCS (or you should if you're buying from them... just read online reviews). They know next to nothing about you. So why would they send you a laptop before being paid? When does any business ever work like that?!
Of course they'll deliver. And if they don't you go along the right channels of complaint to find out why.
vanthus
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You can download language packs for windows7,for Greek you may require Windows7 Ultimate,not sure if Greek is available for Windows8 yet.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/language-packs#lptabs=win7
To change the keyboard language,type intl.cpl in the Start Search box, and then press enter,
or click on "region and language" in control panel.
select "keyboard and languages" tab/change keyboards/Add/then select language.
set the default input language/apply/ok.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/language-packs#lptabs=win7
To change the keyboard language,type intl.cpl in the Start Search box, and then press enter,
or click on "region and language" in control panel.
select "keyboard and languages" tab/change keyboards/Add/then select language.
set the default input language/apply/ok.
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keynes
Multiverse Poster
It is up to you really. If you are confident with opening the laptop for diagnostic in case an issue arises then I don't see the problem but you will incur the shipping cost if the laptop needs to be returned back to PCS.
It's possible, but you would have to contact PCS directly if you want that answered and they may not be able to definitely say yes or no.
Well prices for components can change daily, also the pound-dollar exchange rate tends to mean there can be daily changes since PC tech tends to be bought in dollars.