[dahmani54]

Hello I am new to this form and looking for advice on a laptop I can buy that i can use to record and stream games like minecraft with good fps.

REQUIREMENTS

-Must be in the 500-600 dollar range

-Must have good Ram

-Must have a well above average battery life

-Must be a laptop that does not overheat a lot

THE COMPUTER RECOMMENDED MUST BE A LAPTOP as my router is crowded and can not support a PC Ethernet cable (no room)

 

Have a Recommendation for me? Feel free to link a website or leave down the specs of the computer i might need?

Use sights like retailer sites(amazon) or blogs

Thanks in advance

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my router is crowded and can not support a PC Ethernet cable (no room)

If you would like a desktop, why not use wireless? I assume your router broadcasts a signal. Just a thought.

[EDIT]: Just an afterthought; I am not trying to change your mind about a laptop, but if you are a serious online gamer, a laptop with the parameters you want is going to cost a lot more than $600. Just for an example, Here is a link to a laptop I purchased for my son in 2009 (yes, ancient history, I know, but bear with me ). At that time it cost over $1000, the equivalent will surely be more now. He was able to play most games he wanted, and a few online. Currently he runs Power Tools (music recording/capturing and editing) with his band, and it works fine. Here is a link to Newegg's collection of gaming laptops, you really have to start educating yourself as to components and technology, don't just depend on other people to tell you what they think is "good".

Edited by ranchhand3, 20 August 2014 - 10:53 AM.

[ranchhand3]

 

my router is crowded and can not support a PC Ethernet cable (no room)

If you would like a desktop, why not use wireless? I assume your router broadcasts a signal. Just a thought.

[EDIT]: Just an afterthought; I am not trying to change your mind about a laptop, but if you are a serious online gamer, a laptop with the parameters you want is going to cost a lot more than $600. Just for an example, Here is a link to a laptop I purchased for my son in 2009 (yes, ancient history, I know, but bear with me ). At that time it cost over $1000, the equivalent will surely be more now. He was able to play most games he wanted, and a few online. Currently he runs Power Tools (music recording/capturing and editing) with his band, and it works fine. Here is a link to Newegg's collection of gaming laptops, you really have to start educating yourself as to components and technology, don't just depend on other people to tell you what they think is "good".

Edited by ranchhand3, 20 August 2014 - 10:53 AM.