Graphics card, hands down
The i5 processor contains a very descent HD4000 graphics processor that allows gaming. It is not for hardcore gaming. An additional graphics card makes the laptop a good gaming one...go for it !!
I7 hardcore gaming I5 semi-hardcore (casual) gaming I3 entry level gaming The I3 is a great processor but to run the latest games at medium to high i would recommend at least a I5 and a powerful graphics card.
Hi, It really depends on what your using your Graphics Card (GPU). As most people say gaming I'll go with that. 4gb of RAM memory is usually enough as the bottleneck in a system is most commonly in the processor or graphics card. A good value GPU for gaming would be an ATI Radeon HD5770 which retails at about £100GBP. -Buxty
cpus use up to 140 watts now a days but the graphics card will require a lot as well http://educations.newegg.com/tool/psucalc/index.html http://www.antec.outervision.com/PSUEngine
graphics card
The amount of internal storage.The amount of RAM the system has.The processor speed.The graphics card (if you plan on using it for gaming).
No, any integrated graphics card will not be the best for gaming sorry
You did not mention about any graphics card. First of all, you should use a good graphics card for gaming purposes.. 6 gb of ram is good enough to run hi-end games on very high (or ultra) settings, but without a graphics card, intel's inbuilt hd graphics neither run hi-end games on high settings, nor can use upto 6 gb of ram. This config will be good for gaming if you add a pci-e graphics card.
Although the Intel 4400 graphics card is not ranked as one of the best for gaming it is good for games.
The PlayStation 3, part of a line of one of the most popular gaming consoles in the world, was formed by hooking up a 3.2 GHz cell processor with a powerful graphics card. The processor was designed by Sony, Toshiba and IBM while the graphics card was designed by NVidia. The rest of the hardware was manufactured by Sony.
really high graphics card and a really fast processor lets not forget a SH*T ton of RAM. lol.
Depends on the graphics card, RAM, hard drive and processor. Typically, the cheaper the computer, the less gaming quality.