szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

szkiller wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

Nvm, but anyways I would recommend that you buy Dell laptops that have premium support tags on them cause they can fix your laptop at your home.

And also have a budget of 570+ dollars because buying a decent laptop can be quite expensive

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

Nvm, but anyways I would recommend that you buy Dell laptops that have premium support tags on them cause they can fix your laptop at your home.

And also have a budget of 570+ dollars because buying a decent laptop can be quite expensive

Ah, thanks man! Great tip! Will be looking more into dell then! Any special version of their comptures you know that is pretty decent?

szkiller wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

Nvm, but anyways I would recommend that you buy Dell laptops that have premium support tags on them cause they can fix your laptop at your home.

And also have a budget of 570+ dollars because buying a decent laptop can be quite expensive

Ah, thanks man! Great tip! Will be looking more into dell then! Any special version of their comptures you know that is pretty decent?

Well not really, but I would say that you should concentrate at the graphics and core processor, I would DEFINETLY recommend buying a laptop with I7 and also make sure that the laptop your buying has a warranty

karunna wrote:

I would personally look into an Acer Aspire E15, had one of those a while ago before i dropped it and broke the screen. Ran osu pretty well while not having too much of a gamer-ish look on it. It's on the pretty cheap side as well while packing decent performance.

Trollbonne wrote:

Yeah, been looking at one with a I7 and 1050TI graphics card. Also comes with 16gig of ram and 125gig ssd+1tb hard drive.

Quibbly wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

Yeah, been looking at one with a I7 and 1050TI graphics card. Also comes with 16gig of ram and 125gig ssd+1tb hard drive.

That’s quite beefy just for running osu! I’d recommend i5 core processor along with a 1tb hard drive. Prices for these kinds of laptops tend to be lower-ish.

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

CGhosty wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

szkiller wrote:

Mirae?

What do you mean?

Recently a really good osu! player and youtuber recently moved to japan and only brought his laptop to play osu! with him. (I think)
Anyways your situation is like his, so yeaa
His channel is - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB18IliCiBeraa8oysaTZSQ

Trollbonne wrote:

Quibbly wrote:

Trollbonne wrote:

Yeah, been looking at one with a I7 and 1050TI graphics card. Also comes with 16gig of ram and 125gig ssd+1tb hard drive.

That’s quite beefy just for running osu! I’d recommend i5 core processor along with a 1tb hard drive. Prices for these kinds of laptops tend to be lower-ish.

Yeah, the price drops pretty significantly. Do you think I need a dedicated graphics card or do you think like the standard Intel graphics are enough to run it?

So I found a Asus laptop for 120000yen (including taxes) with an I5 quad core, 256gig ssd, 8gig of ram, and a Nvidia 1050. No extra storage tho and its a 2017 model. It's 30k cheaper then the 2018 msi model that I was talking about earlier.

What do you guys think about that?

Trollbonne wrote:

So I recently moved to Japan to study for a year and I need a laptop for studying and playing osu! since I didn't bring one with me. But I'm having a hard time picking one out.

My budget is around 1700usd/1400euros/190k yen. Naturally I want to save as much money as possible without losing out on performance in osu!.
And I will have to buy some headphones and a small keyboard, not necessarily a full size. Just something to use while playing osu.
And since I'm going to use it in school as well I don't really want one of thoes gaming laptops that look like a space ship.
Just something simple/clean that can run osu! flawlessly and work for school as well.

I might play some other games, but they are mostly games like binding of Isaac, enter the gungeon,dead cells. The heaviest game that I play is path of exile. But recently I haven't been playing it a whole lot.

Looking forward for your suggestions!

Sorry for shitty English. I'm doing this from my phone...

Flanster wrote:

https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-80VF002JUS-13-9-Inches-i7-7500U-Windows/dp/B01M8IB979
Doubles as a tablet too if you're into that. It doesn't have a dedicated graphics card though, really depends on what "performance" you are looking for. Something like osu! should run fine within the 200fps+ range. Just a suggestion, you can also view similar models on the bottom of the page.

szkiller wrote:

The only thing that matters is space atleast 500gb disk space

daniellito12 wrote:

So should i get a dell laptop for osu!