I'm looking for a good and cheap laptop

I'm looking for a laptop that I could run a couple bots on or whatever and still use it with ease. If I have to add more ram or whatever makes a computer fast, I will buy these add-ons but I'm not trying to spend over $700 altogether. The worst part is I'm not very computer-savvy, but I'm not a technologically-impaired duck either. So could anyone help me out?

 

Where are you from? Tell me your country of residence and if possible some more specific needs and your preferred budget and I can pick something out for you.

 

I reside in the United States. Currently, I can't play SwiftKit without it crashing on me within twenty minutes, I want firefox to load everything fast and smoothly, to be able to play all games without any lag (counterstrike, swiftkit, botting clients, TF2). Maybe store some movies and TV episodes I have torrented (I would download them on my current PC first to make sure there are no viruses, then transfer them through a flash drive or something).

But yeah, just basic stuff mostly gaming, but I want a computer which I don't have to wait forever to load things, or worry about lag.

 

Try to get at least a dual core i3, i5, or i7 as the processor. (quad core is better)
A dedicated gpu
And at least 3GB of RAM. You should be able to multi-task nicely and play games with minimal lag.

 

I strongly recommend buying from Newegg if you are in the US. I'll try and find something for as cheap as possible that fits your needs, will edit/post again shortly.

EDIT:

You could just about get something that fits your needs and will run at a suitable standard for $700. You'd want a dedicated video card, not an integrated, and atleast 3GB RAM as Kill Dank said. I found one with a more-than-enough 500GB hard drive, 4GB RAM, a quad core i5 processor, an NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M and a 15.6" screen that fits your budget. Comes pre-installed with windows 7 64 bit etc.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834115987

Let me know what you think.

 

Yeah that looks hella good, thanks dude I really appreciate your help with this, your a fucking boss.

 

You're welcome :love:

PM me or something if you need any more help.

 

Upgrading a laptop post-purchase can be a tricky business, especially if your not too computer wise. Just bear that in mind if you plan to upgrade your product once you've bought it.

 

Look for ASUS or not expensive Sony Vaio