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I have a laptop with an A10-5757m APU and a dedicated Radeon 8750m. Its very hard to find good info on laptop dual graphics, and I know this is the best dGPU that works with dual graphics. I am running the latest 14.6 beta drivers w/ frame pacing. Can someone please help me if they know...

Hi everyone! I'm looking for a laptop for school mostly, but light gaming would be a plus (I do have a desktop though). I'm in Canada and here are my top two choices, the AMD being my number one. Intel: http://store.acer.com/store/acerna/en_CA/pd/productID.288223800/parentCategoryID.66344400/...

This is $300. Don't expect it to have a good SoC. It is okay for everyday tasks. Personally, I'm sirpriced they put a touchscreen. Its not that bad of a value.

It should play on high now. We've been given vague performance figures from AMD. It looks like in the range of 30%-100%. At least thats what I'd say.

Like above I would recommend overclocking. It should run fine on most games, but some (Planetside 2, Skyrim are two examples) will bottleneck.

Since you are selecting ULV chips, I assume power efficiency is a concern. For that concern, the Haswell ULV chips are much better. The i7-3xxxU are a bit more powerful CPU-wise, but trail in power effiecency and GPU performance. Overall I recommend the Haswell. Hope this helps!