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Looking for a bit of laptop advice, I'm totally confused my all of the options available AMD CPU's, Intel Core i3/i5/i7 and the multitude of different graphics cards.
Ideally I'm looking for something fairly portable, I've been looking at the Samsung Q330 which seems highly regarded but I'm a bit concerned by the Intel Integrated Graphics and no discreet GPU at all as I'd like some basic gaming performance.
I've also taken a look at a few HP notebooks which have a mix of Intel i3/i5 or even some AMD CPU's.
My question is what sort of CPU should I be looking for is there a massive difference between i3/i5 or the AMD Triple / Quad core mobile processors?
Also can I get any sort of basic gaming from an inbuilt Intel HD graphics processor, mainly thinking Football Manager, and maybe something like Red Alert, The Sims and some other strategy / management games rather than things like Call of Duty.
Ideally want something fairly small, 13 - 16" as I would be wanting to carry my laptop with me when I am travelling, looking to spend between £400 and £650 but could go a little higher if the extra cost was warranted.
Ideally I'm looking for something fairly portable, I've been looking at the Samsung Q330 which seems highly regarded but I'm a bit concerned by the Intel Integrated Graphics and no discreet GPU at all as I'd like some basic gaming performance.
I've also taken a look at a few HP notebooks which have a mix of Intel i3/i5 or even some AMD CPU's.
My question is what sort of CPU should I be looking for is there a massive difference between i3/i5 or the AMD Triple / Quad core mobile processors?
Also can I get any sort of basic gaming from an inbuilt Intel HD graphics processor, mainly thinking Football Manager, and maybe something like Red Alert, The Sims and some other strategy / management games rather than things like Call of Duty.
Ideally want something fairly small, 13 - 16" as I would be wanting to carry my laptop with me when I am travelling, looking to spend between £400 and £650 but could go a little higher if the extra cost was warranted.