best laptops for running bots around 600$?

as title suggests... i am wondering what would be the best laptops for running the most bots efficiently as my current laptop im on right now i believe is having motherboard issues...i might be in the market for a new one here soon...


so lets hear some suggestions


ATTENTION: From now on posts saying anything like : "get a desktop to bot, not a laptop" will be reported for spam. k thanks. i am looking for LAPTOP ideas. thanks

 

I don't know if I'm correct but I'm pretty sure that a desktop worth $600 would run more bots then a laptop that's worth $600.

 

you think so?

i looked up some desktops and 600$ ones did not seem to have much more GHz than laptops i have seen for the same price. though i am not a computer expert so idk completely what other components go into determining the best candidate for efficient botting

 

Laptops are also disposable, etc. In my opinion laptops are rubbish unless you REALLY need some mobility. Purchase a desktop.. Even if it has to be AMD it'll still last longer than a laptop Especially if your stressing it with CPU/RAM from bots. You, and everyone else botting on a laptop need to keep in mind that your decreasing the life of your laptop by running ~4+ Bots on it. Heat is and always be a laptops worst enemy.

 

A desktop. People really need to understand that laptops are nothing when it comes to raw power and performance.

 

I agree! Desktops are the way to go.

 

I would go with a desktop for sure. A ton of people are about to say build your own which is true and should always be a first option but if you dont know how or want to take the time, I am sure we could help you find a good desktop for 600$

 

Asus G73 is very nice for bot running

 

I'd get a desktop for botting, but if you absolutely need a laptop, that's fine too. ghz doesn't ncessarily matter, as I noticed you referenced it in your earlier post.

I can verify, as an owner.

 

i appreciate all the replies!!

the reason i need a laptop so bad is because i need one for school anyway.

so i cant really afford to have a laptop AND a desktop ...as much as i wish i could.

but lets say i do get a desktop....

lets hear some suggestions on desktops for around $600...the best desktop around that price for running multiple bots efficiently..

go!

isnt this like $1000+? xD

thats way out of my league sadly

 

I also own one very solid choice.

http://www.aztekcomputers.com/G73JHA1PBR-ASUS-2667341.html

under 800 refurbished.

 

its only 1.6 GHz though.

isnt that not so good?

 

bump.

 

I already said, ghz isn't what makes a computer good.. You have a lot to learn.

 

I Recommend a HP or Dell desktop u can save sum money and its just better

 

yes i do have a lot to learn. ]

however i have a computer science major who has told me that GHz is what i need to run many bots because that is CPU and so the higher GHz i have the more bots i can run....

 

Yeah, it doesn't mean he knows what he's doing. There's much more to a cpu than ghz and anyone who tells you otherwise or that it's the only important thing is retarded. Do you want examples? Cuz I can give them.

 

I agreee with everyone else Desktop is best way to be botting on multiple accounts laptops get overheated very fast especially when botting more than one account


Sai,

 

chill with the insults. anyways, if you would like to tell me what is important for running bots, etc. go for it. you keep saying this and that is wrong but you have not said what is right. so how about you enlighten me with your knowledge rather than insult mine or my friend's.

 

What is important? Well, the biggest factor is the core architecture, I'd think. You'll get much better performance out of a Sandy Bridge than a Clarkdale or Gulftown. The amount of cores is pretty important too. A dual core Sandy Bridge will generally outperform a single-core Sandy Bridge. The operating frequency(ghz) can make a difference too. A dual core Sandy Bridge at 3ghz will perform better than the same processor at 2ghz. 50% better since it's a 50% increase in frequency? No. Hyperthreading can also make a difference if you're running bots. Huge difference? Not likely.

There's a little bit of info. There's no one specific factor that makes one processor better than another, but a combination of many. You could literally fill a book with every little detail about how processors work and what makes some better than others. I'm sorry you view my posts as insulting, but I also know a lot of people do not like to be told when they do not know what they're talking about.