Do you play games on a laptop?

Do you play games on a laptop?

  • Yes

    Points: 50 31.3%

  • No

    Points: 110 68.8%
  • Total voters
    160
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Do you play games on a laptop?


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No; I use to but not anymore. Might need to snag a new laptop for this at the end of year.
 
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I do all my TT work and gaming on a $200 piece of trash with no RAM or GPU memory.
 
Should have voted yes, forgot I played dice on the wife's laptop...I didn't use the laptop, I literally played dice on it.....LOL
 
Yes. I don't have the money to make or buy a pre-made gaming rig...T__T
 
I do play on a laptop but a pretty good one, i get from 200- 300 fps on csgo on amd and intel graphics cards
 
Man I used to play on my laptop a few years ago... It was such a horrible laptop... I could barely run Minecraft and couldn't run Indie games or like Cities Skylines...

But I got a desktop and I'm killing the game now.
 
Sometimes. I have a MacBook pro that's a couple years old so mostly low-resource use games on the go.
 
shahrukh said:
mobile phone industry have eaten a lot of pc gamers
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I don't think I can fully agree with that one. While it definitely has done a lot for on-the-go entertainment, it hasn't replaced PC gaming or consoles in any way. I think the actual hit to the market wouldn't be that big. If anything is taking away from games it's the insane pricing!
 
Simon said:
I don't think I can fully agree with that one. While it definitely has done a lot for on-the-go entertainment, it hasn't replaced PC gaming or consoles in any way. I think the actual hit to the market wouldn't be that big. If anything is taking away from games it's the insane pricing!
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The first iPhone was released in 2007, and games in the app store along with it. It's been 11 years, and even though technology in phones have increased, so have console sales. And Steam sales. Mobile gaming is progressing, but it's not killing the home console industry, it's rounding out the market as a whole.

I try to use my laptop for work and school rather than gaming. I have a desktop for a reason, and when I'm not at home my time is better-suited studying or working on projects.
 
I have a $3000 laptop that i use as my main computer, its specs are the same as a great desktop but its also portable.
 
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