First gaming laptop for inzoi
Hi so I know this isn’t student related, but I’ve been interested in this game called inzoi for a while. Last summer I saw the trailer of the game and I was upset to find out that I wouldn’t be able to run it on my HP Pavilion so I just put my hopes to the side and faced reality. My laptop stopped working recently, and I thought about getting a new laptop then the game came into my mind and I was thinking of getting a gaming laptop instead so I can finally play the game. I am currently eyeing the Lenovo LOQ Gaming Laptop. However I heard the game is still in early access and I’ve been seeing some mixed reviews on it. I really want to play the game but I also need a laptop now for browsing, work, Netflix etc cause I don’t have one at all. So my question is should I buy a gaming laptop now or should I wait till the game is fully released. Which would mean I get a regular one now and consider getting a PC later as it will have a bit more value for the buck. Thanks
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Definitely wait, and if possible when it comes out on early access, play it on someone else's PC (and refund it if it sucks).
That's quite a greedy spec - more than Ready or Not or Diablo 4. Even at the lower end of the market you'd be buying something like a Nitro 5 with an i7 and a 4050, which is going to be an £800 hairdryer.
That's quite a greedy spec - more than Ready or Not or Diablo 4. Even at the lower end of the market you'd be buying something like a Nitro 5 with an i7 and a 4050, which is going to be an £800 hairdryer.
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by TrinculoDefinitely wait, and if possible when it comes out on early access, play it on someone else's PC (and refund it if it sucks).
That's quite a greedy spec - more than Ready or Not or Diablo 4. Even at the lower end of the market you'd be buying something like a Nitro 5 with an i7 and a 4050, which is going to be an £800 hairdryer.
That's quite a greedy spec - more than Ready or Not or Diablo 4. Even at the lower end of the market you'd be buying something like a Nitro 5 with an i7 and a 4050, which is going to be an £800 hairdryer.
I was thinking the same thing unfortunately I don’t know anyone with a PC but I might try the game out on GeForce Now. The Lenovo LOQ that I saw on sale was an Intel i5 with a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 graphics card for £679 but unfortunately the sale ended. There was a i7/4050 version but that was over my budget. The game is very demanding so I think I’m better of saving and going for a powerful machine instead. Thanks 😁
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