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Computer will be enough? (self.lspdfr)

JoJoJC が 投稿

I want to buy the Alienware 15 R3 i have been dreaming of having a gaming computer and i really want to try LSPDFR mod after i started watching a YouTuber name Jeff Favignano who does Episodes of that mod and i love his episodes so i want to play the mod too and i want to know will it be enough to handle the game mod and maybe the mods he use for his LSPDFR like Captain 14's car packs etc.

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[–]c130gunner 5ポイント6ポイント  (25子コメント)

I wouldn't suggest buying Alienware. It's just rebranded Dell. I say build a desktop. You can build one that will run LSPDFR just fine for $600. It'll run great for $1500. If your heart is set on a laptop, however, I say look into the MSI laptops

[–]JoJoJC[S] -3ポイント-2ポイント  (19子コメント)

One of the reasons I want a laptop so I can transport it and I personally think all you people say negative things about the Alienware laptop are just bias and never used it and even if you did you probably didn't use this one all y'all say is its a rebranded dell ..and? Like companies can't improve and also I'm not just trying to run LSDPFR I want to install mods for it too and I will watch a YouTube review on whatever that brand is you saying because I know nothing about it and they better be near in price or less with the same or near similar specs I'm not a desktop person maybe for a girlfriend she seem to like desktops more but she's not tech savvy so any desktop would probably make her happy as long as it has a good webcam cus she like to take pictures and record videos of herself singing but anyway I'll do a little research on whatever that brand is you are suggesting and it better wow me or I'm not changing my mind

[–]weasling 6ポイント7ポイント  (3子コメント)

Why are you asking for help if you just dismiss it? Alienwares are overpriced trash.

[–]JoJoJC[S] -5ポイント-4ポイント  (2子コメント)

I asked for help not criticism besides I already got help you obviously were useless and provided none

[–]swatlord 5ポイント6ポイント  (1子コメント)

We are giving you help. We're telling you not to buy an Alienware. They're overpriced for mediocre hardware. Dells are great business machines, but I'm of the opinion anyone can part and build a better gaming PC than anything you can buy prebuilt from a major manufacturer.

[–]c130gunner 3ポイント4ポイント  (5子コメント)

I have used Alienware, hell I considered buying one a few years back. MSI is very reputable and a bunch of the people at /r/pcmasterrace who don't have a $5000 desktop have their laptops

[–]JoJoJC[S] -2ポイント-1ポイント  (4子コメント)

And how are they laptops because I can't afford 5000 for a desktop either

[–]c130gunner 2ポイント3ポイント  (3子コメント)

It's a joke. 5k is overkill. A good one will run you 1k~

[–]JoJoJC[S] 0ポイント1ポイント  (2子コメント)

Oh lol 1k for a desktop from that company you mentioned? MSI?

[–]c130gunner 3ポイント4ポイント  (1子コメント)

1k to build your own damn good desktop and the MSI laptops go anywhere form 750-1500

[–]JoJoJC[S] 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

Thanks for the info I'll keep that in mind maybe I will build one but again as I stated I don't know how so that's why I strayed away from it also I noticed you had a lot of pride in that reply...... interesting

[–]swatlord 4ポイント5ポイント  (8子コメント)

I personally think all you people say negative things about the Alienware laptop are just bias and never used it

It's not bias, it's common knowledge that Alienware is re-branded Dell. That being said, any computer you get from them can almost always be personally built for much less money than buying outright.

I also wouldn't recommend a laptop for gaming. I know you say you want to game on the move, but really ask yourself how much that will actually happen compared to how much money you'll spend on it. On top of that, you can't upgrade/repair much in a laptop. Once games you want to play progress past your hardware you'll have to buy a who new machine instead of just upgrading the parts that need it.

Send your Alienware specs and price to /r/buildapcforme and /r/buildapc and they will gladly spec you out a custom built PC for much less.

[–]JoJoJC[S] -2ポイント-1ポイント  (7子コメント)

First off tell me what that means rebranded dell just sounds like a stupid insult to the company that's like a girl meeting you finding out who your dad and let's pretend his name is Joe is and her mom say oh honey he's just a rebranded Joe and then the girl stop talking to you without knowing anything about you but that phrase made her do it anyway tell me this what happens if I live somewhere then move I would have to unplug everything put it in boxes cuz the monitor then the tower then all the extra stuff how is that any better than a laptop also I didn't say I wanted to game on the move you completely miss read my post I said I one of the reasons why I want to get one is because I can take it on the go tell me how does having to carry a tower and monitor ( most likely in boxes) better than a laptop

[–]swatlord 4ポイント5ポイント  (2子コメント)

First off, punctuation and page breaks are your friend. Using them vastly helps convey your message.

Second, I like Dells. I use them at work. They're not bad machines. That said Dell owns Alienware. And if you've opened one up (I'll assume you haven't), you can see pretty clearly there's Dell hardware in it. There might be some proprietary things you'll only see in Alienwares, but it's a Dell company. Of course it's going to have Dell hardware.

Lastly, I know what you meant. You want to be able to game wherever you want. What I'm saying is unless you're going to participate in weekly LAN parties and tournaments where you're required to bring your own equipment and only given an end table to play on, a custom built desktop is so much better for gaming. You can even build them to a smaller form factor for easy transport.

Continuing that line, let me put a scenario to you: You buy this Alienware laptop and don't get the expensive warranty (I mean, who does?). After a while the processor dies in it. Now you can try to get your feet wet and replace it yourself (very difficult, depending on the laptop model) or buy a new one (Very expensive compared to cost of repair). If you had a desktop, and the experience of putting it together, you could swap procs with minimal effort and very cheaply. If you're a gamer, which would you rather do? Building a computer is not that hard.

Ultimately, it's your (or your parents', judging by writing ability) money. You asked us for advice, so don't shit on us when we give you experienced knowledge contradicting what you currently believe. Either take it or leave it. Also, your straw-man argument is crap. It makes you look like an Alienware shill.

[–]JoJoJC[S] -3ポイント-2ポイント  (1子コメント)

First off, you prejudice prick I didn't ask for your aggressive option I asked for help which you failed to provide. secondly, my parents who I don't depend on will not be buying my LAPTOP they haven't bought anything for me in over 2 years I have a laptop, 3 cellphones, and a Xbox One all which I bought with my own money my parents don't buy anything for me or give me money. Third, you look like a hater of Dell software, because just like the other guy all you did was talk crap instead of helping so your comment is as useless as used Charcoal. Let me give you the answer for your scenario for: You should delete your account your not helpful all you do is be a douchebag instead of helping so your useless. And by the way I didn't ask you for anything you decided to answer I didn't special request you so humble yourself and get off your damn high horse you prick. I asked for help for a question not repeated judgment and non helpful comments. All it required was a simple yes or no it didn't require all the other bullshit you and the pricks like you threw in. Your knowledge may be experienced, but your method of application seems to fall flat making you seem as if you even lack the knowledge to begin with. Someone already answered my question I just wanted to see how many one-sided, closed-minded, arrogant people would continue to post replys that had nothing to do with what I asked. Plus, judge me based off of my typing is; for one Prejudice and two irrelevant to what I asked. So when you do that I then believe you don't have knowledge to reply to this post, because you don't even have the command decency to reply on topic. How about before you attack the Alienware laptop I'm thinking of buying how about you actually get off your ass and do research, because you probably don't know anything about current Alienware laptops and you just talking out your mouth. You feel the need to comment for a laptop you know nothing about including the specs or the price. I'm done.

[–]swatlord 4ポイント5ポイント  (0子コメント)

That's a lot of salt coming off your comment, let's dive in.

First off, you prejudice prick I didn't ask for your aggressive option I asked for help which you failed to provide.

You're right that you asked a different question (will a PC run LSPDFR). But, this is an open forum, and the users here tried to do you a solid and recommend alternatives to Alienware. All you've done is aggressively resist them. It's not our money, you're only hurting yourself.

you look like a hater of Dell software

What does Dell software have to do with all this? Were we not talking hardware?

Anyway, look back at my comments. I don't mind Dell, they (And their child company, Alienware) don't build very good gaming PCs for the price they charge. Several people have said this, yet you seem to be hell-bent on buying Alienware; a company you've never dealt with that sells products you've never owned. It's your money, not ours. You're only hurting yourself.

Let me give you the answer for your scenario for: You should delete your account your not helpful all you do is be a douchebag instead of helping so your useless

*You're

I really don't know where all this vitriol is coming from, I'm trying to help you save money and get a kick-ass gaming machine

How about before you attack the Alienware laptop I'm thinking of buying how about you actually get off your ass and do research.

I should say the same to you. The fact you didn't know they were a Dell company, coupled with your statement you know nothing about building a PC, makes you sound like you've done very little research on this to begin with. It's your money, not ours. You're only hurting yourself.

because you don't even have the command decency to reply on topic

*common

You feel the need to comment for a laptop you know nothing about including the specs or the price.

Take a look at this article. Alienware laptops start at around $1200 for a new, bottom-line model. The article linked references a PC you can build for $1200 that would blow any Alienware laptop out of orbit (pun intended). There, I've done the research for you and all you have to do is read it. It's your money, not ours. You're only hurting yourself.

For someone who has only had an account for the past 12 hours, you're acting like a troll and a shill. I literally don't know why you're defending Alienware so much. I really don't. You've never owned any of their systems or even looked to build your own to compare specs and price. How about you come off your high horse with some facts before trying to (unsuccessfully) pick mine apart.

I'm done.

We'll see. You seem like the type of person that needs to have the last word like a petulant child.

[–]JoJoJC[S] -2ポイント-1ポイント  (4子コメント)

Also side note idk anything about building a desktop that's why I am straying from doing that

[–]c130gunner 3ポイント4ポイント  (3子コメント)

That's fine, it's daunting at first. If you ever think you're ready for it, the community over at /r/buildapc is very helpful

[–]JoJoJC[S] -5ポイント-4ポイント  (2子コメント)

Why is it daunting

[–]c130gunner 5ポイント6ポイント  (1子コメント)

You said you are staying away from it so I assumed you thought it a daunting task

[–]JoJoJC[S] -4ポイント-3ポイント  (0子コメント)

I said I am straying away from it because I don't know anything about and I don't want to mess something up or ruin it lol

[–]c130gunner 3ポイント4ポイント  (0子コメント)

  • Asks for advice
  • Yells at everyone who tries to help, and negates their opion
  • 11/10

[–]Firefighter_97 0ポイント1ポイント  (3子コメント)

The real issue isn't whether you can run the mod, it's whether you can run the game!

[–]JoJoJC[S] -2ポイント-1ポイント  (1子コメント)

According to all the reviews I have seen of it it can run almost any game including GTA V on ultra high or high graphics with 60fps sometimes higher depending on the game I even seen a game running at 95fps. The only game I know it won't run that way is witcher 3 which as far as I know is the most demanding game on pc at about 45fps This laptop or rather this model of this version of the laptop just came out it is brand new the cheapest model of the version of the laptop will be about 1200 dollars the one I might want to get might be higher

[–]c130gunner 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

You'll drop to 30 with enough high-poly models

[–]Jhenderson92 0ポイント1ポイント  (2子コメント)

Just to give you some context...

I own an Alienware MX15 R2. Owned it for 2 years. Just after one year I kept getting a blue screen after like 1 hours of playing and it was out of warranty. I contacted dell anyway and they sent someone out and said sorry it's a fault and I got a brand new one (with an i7 instead of i5 processor to say sorry.

I can run LSPDFR easily, very high settings without lag. As it's a laptop though, I recommend getting a cooling pad for it to sit on for when your gaming like that. I use my Alienware for work aswell so need the portable aspect, but if you ask me it's stress free from having to build your own and has ran beautifully for me!

[–]JoJoJC[S] -1ポイント0ポイント  (1子コメント)

Jhenderson92 and a few others thank you. All the other people who still felt the need to state their opinion on my post that wasn't helpful or didn't answer my question (THEIR UNHELPFUL COMMENTS ARE GONE) I didn't ask you for a personal opinion on a laptop and why I should build a desktop I asked you to answer the question period. Thank you people who answered my question. Besides if I wanted to build a desktop I would ask about that instead. I don't know how long bulding a desktop will take and I don't know enough to know what exactly I need to go into it or the Price of everything.